Officials have laid the foundation stone for the complex Skopje-Blace motorway project, which aims to connect North Macedonia to the Adriatic Sea through Albania and Montenegro, as well as link to Serbia via Kosovo.

Work has begun on the construction of new facilities at Laimos Prespon, at the border crossing point between Greece and Skopje. A project that has been on the table for years is now moving forward...

Meteorologists predict clear skies and mild temperatures across the capital, with isolated heavy rain and thunderstorms possible in lowland areas later in the day.

Skopje's high schools are set to be equipped with modern laboratories and a meteorological station, an investment aimed at enhancing educational opportunities and fostering innovation among young people.

Authorities in North Macedonia confirmed that smoke visible over Skopje originated from a fire near Kitka, clarifying there was no reported fire on Vodno. Two other fires involving dry grass and degraded forest were noted in Ilinden Municipality.

Citizens across various municipalities in Skopje, North Macedonia, are reporting a strong smell of smoke throughout the city and inquiring about a possible fire. As of now, there is no confirmed information regarding the source of the smoke.

A 41-year-old woman from Skopje reported to police that she was physically assaulted by another woman at her partner's home in the Skopje area on August 21.

Karpoš Municipality is implementing enhanced measures to combat mosquitoes due to concerns over West Nile fever. This follows a coordination meeting held in Skopje with local mayors to discuss preventive actions.

Macedonia Square in Skopje is being transformed into a green oasis, with neglected areas being landscaped and damaged tiles being repaired, according to an announcement by Gjorgjievski on Facebook.

A severe heatwave is continuing across Moldova and North Macedonia, with temperatures expected to reach between +33 and +36°C in Moldova and exceed 40 degrees in Skopje, North Macedonia.

Skopje, North Macedonia, is expecting sunny and very hot weather today, with temperatures predicted to reach up to 39-40 degrees Celsius, accompanied by light to moderate southerly winds.

The public enterprise 'Vodovod i Kanalizacija' (Water and Sewerage) Skopje announced that water in the city is safe for drinking, following tests on 42 samples from the water supply network.

Lea Ypi, recipient of the 'Bookstar 2026' award, is scheduled to visit Skopje. She is the author of 'Free,' a book that explores the meaning of freedom through personal and collective history.

Skopje authorities have announced that aerial and ground spraying against mosquitoes will take place from tomorrow until August 26. Ground disinfection will occur between 10 PM and 3 AM, with rescheduling if weather conditions are unfavorable.

The city of Skopje has announced the reinstatement of bus line 37, connecting Radišani to Karpoš, a route familiar to many residents from previous times.

Police in Skopje arrested a man identified as D.G. after he allegedly pushed a ladder an EVN employee was on and attacked another, following a prior report.

Police in Skopje arrested a 24-year-old man, M.S., after receiving a report that he physically assaulted his pregnant wife at their home on August 16th.

Police officers from SVR Skopje arrested a 15-year-old in Aerodrom after finding marijuana in his possession. Appropriate charges will follow after the case is fully documented.

Skopje, North Macedonia, is expected to experience a sunny and warm morning with some cloudiness. The afternoon may bring unstable weather conditions, including torrential rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds in parts of the basin.

The Brussels Times has published multiple articles featuring search queries related to buying and ordering various types of cocaine in numerous international cities and regions.

A 70-year-old resident of Skopje reported that an explosive device was thrown at their home in Bardovci, causing damage to the entrance stairs, a broken window, and damage to a vehicle and gate.

The first layer of asphalt is being laid today on Boris Trajkovski Boulevard in Skopje, a project that has been promised for years and is expected to alleviate traffic for over 100,000 daily commuters.

Rotary Club Skopje West has launched a wildfire prevention campaign titled "One spark, a whole forest! Don't light, protect!" to encourage responsible behavior and preventive action during periods of increased fire risk.

A wildfire originating from Jegunovce is spreading towards Mojane village in North Macedonia, with multiple firefighting teams from Skopje and Tetovo deployed to the scene.

An attempted robbery occurred at a betting shop in Skopje, during which an employee sustained a leg injury from a sharp object after the robbery attempt failed.

The Brussels Times website has published multiple articles consisting solely of search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various cities and countries. These articles appear to be spam or a technical error, listing specific drug names and locations.

Police in Skopje have filed criminal charges against three individuals for an incident in Kopanica village, where a 25-year-old was attacked with a hard object and his vehicle was damaged.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs in North Macedonia has detained 13 individuals for questioning regarding the spread of false information about water contamination in Skopje. Authorities are investigating the dissemination of these fake news reports.

The Public Prosecutor's Office in Skopje has indicted eight individuals, including Artan Grubi, for embezzling 8.2 million euros from the State Lottery during 2023 and 2024 by exceeding their authority.

A doctor stated that if Skopje's water were contaminated with E. coli, there would be over 50,000 patients within a day or two, implying that current reports of contamination are unfounded.

Skopje has been designated a regional center for the training and professional development of financial experts, following a strategic partnership agreement between the Academy of Banking and Information Technology (ABIT) and EFPA Luxembourg.

Authorities in Skopje, North Macedonia, are cleaning up a landfill in Raduša, with the mayor addressing public concerns about its proximity to a protected zone.

Despite official laboratory reports confirming zero harmful bacteria in Skopje's water, public panic persists regarding water safety, raising questions about the initial source of concern and potential penalties.

The article discusses the lake known as Ribarićko, officially Gazivode in Serbian and Ujman in Albanian, highlighting its creation fifty years ago and its significance in the region between Skopje and Novi Pazar, passing through Kosovo.

Institutions in Skopje have moved to calm public panic, confirming that there was no E. coli bacteria found in the city's water supply, following widespread rumors.

The body of a 71-year-old man from Skopje was found in a lake near Slivnica, Resen, after he reportedly drowned while attempting to retrieve oars that had fallen into the water.

Police in Skopje are investigating a case where a minor allegedly posted nude photographs of a girl on social media, with an official conversation held with the minor and their parent.

Youth organizations in Skopje staged a guerrilla action to draw attention to the increasing accessibility of casinos, betting shops, and online gambling platforms, contrasting it with rising youth unemployment and financial insecurity.

Gjorgjievski has stated that Skopje's drinking water is safe, clarifying that a landfill in question is 30 kilometers from the 'Rašče' springs and has existed for 30 years, with ongoing monitoring.

Transport leaders from North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina are scheduled to meet in Skopje to discuss and find solutions for problems faced by their drivers in the Schengen zone. This marks the first such meeting in the country.

Several streets in the Centar municipality of Skopje have been without water since early morning due to a defect in the water supply network.

The Violent Crime Department in Skopje has filed criminal charges against a 37-year-old individual for attempted murder and domestic violence, with the perpetrators currently in custody following incidents on August 7.

An individual has been apprehended in connection with a traffic accident in Skopje, North Macedonia, on August 7, which resulted in the death of a 19-year-old motorcyclist.

A 34-year-old man from Skopje was arrested after causing a traffic accident on Prolet Street while driving under the influence of alcohol, with a blood alcohol level of 3.29 per mille.

The Brussels Times features a search-optimized article providing a guide on how to buy cocaine in Skopje, mentioning FINDCOK ORG.

A driver has been arrested in North Macedonia for driving in the opposite direction on the Skopje-Veles highway. The dangerous maneuver led to his apprehension by authorities.

In Skopje, a 22-year-old man was arrested for physically assaulting his 55-year-old mother, while in a separate incident, an official conversation was held with a daughter who also physically attacked her mother.

North Macedonia is expected to continue experiencing sunny and very hot weather today, with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius. Skopje will also see similar conditions with light variable winds, and tomorrow's temperatures are forecasted between 32 and 39 degrees.

Emergency medical services in Skopje are experiencing a significant increase in daily calls, primarily for collapses in public places, exceeding typical numbers for this time of year.

A Mercedes passenger vehicle collided with two motorcycles, a Ducati and a Honda, near Glumovo in North Macedonia, involving drivers from Tetovo and Skopje.

Skopje's City Park is regaining its splendor after suffering significant damage, including over 100 downed trees and damaged urban equipment. Rapid response from city public enterprises has restored the first part of the park.

Heidelberg Business School Skopje is offering premium business education in Macedonia, built on German standards, through a dual educational model.

Hristijan Mickoski stated that the law for the Skopje - European Capital of Culture foundation will be put up for public debate to address public reactions and misinformation.

Several individuals were arrested in Skopje following reports of physical assaults, including a 49-year-old man attacked by his 79-year-old neighbor with a metal object, and another report of a minor being physically assaulted.

Three individuals from Skopje, N.M. (45), Dž.E. (29), and S.D. (29), were arrested on July 28 after being found in possession of marijuana and a hard white substance. Appropriate charges will be filed after the case is fully documented.

In accordance with its legal competencies, the State Commission for Prevention of Corruption and in the National Strategy for Prevention of Corruption and Conflict of Interest 2026-2030 recognized the adoption of...

Every year on July 26, the city of Skopje commemorates the devastating earthquake that struck in 1963, remembering the lives lost and the destruction. The occasion also highlights the international solidarity that helped the city rebuild and rise again from the ruins.

An earthquake with a local magnitude of 4, originating from Albania, was felt in Struga, North Macedonia, with its epicenter approximately 144 kilometers southwest of Skopje.

A 24-year-old man in Skopje, North Macedonia, sustained a stab wound after attempting to separate individuals involved in a physical altercation.

The Left party in North Macedonia expressed doubts about the spending of over 20 million euros in public funds under the "Skopje 2028" law, which establishes the "European Capital of Culture – Skopje 2028" Foundation to implement a major cultural project.

Skopje is expected to be sunny with light to moderate local cloudiness, accompanied by a weak to moderate wind. Temperatures will range from a minimum of 18 to a maximum of 33 degrees Celsius.

The City of Skopje has announced new aerial spraying activities against mosquitoes, conducted in accordance with the annual disinfection program and public health regulations. Similar activities have been carried out in the past.

Heating prices in Skopje are set to increase from August 1st, with average monthly bills rising by approximately 140 denars, from 2,353 to 2,493 denars.

Officials highlighted major infrastructure and educational investments, including a new Skopje-Pristina connection and expanded Albanian-language higher education facilities at the newly developed campus.

Following severe weather damage, local authorities are repurposing healthy timber from uprooted trees to build a permanent recreational motor park for citizens.

Religious and cultural figures in Skopje are organizing a series of spiritual, cultural, and humanitarian events to mark ten years since Saint Mother Teresa was canonized.

The case was reported to the SVR Skopje by 30-year-old E.Z. from Skopje on August 24 at 8:00 PM.

New test results for water quality in Gospić have been released, while drinking water in Skopje is confirmed to be safe and of good quality. These updates provide reassurance regarding public water supplies in both locations.

Visibility in Skopje, North Macedonia, has significantly decreased due to smoke originating from fires in Kitka, Studenichani, and Zelenikovo, as observed from cameras on Vodno peak.

Transporters from four countries will protest simultaneously in front of the EU office in Skopje on August 31, ahead of a Brussels meeting on the status of professional drivers in the Schengen zone.

Two residents, I.H. (25) and A.H. (20), both from Idrizovo, were arrested by police in Skopje's Gazi Baba area following a fight in a market.

A drunk driver in Skopje ran a red light, caused a traffic accident, fled the scene, and subsequently threatened police officers upon apprehension.

Skopje police conducted intensified controls, issuing 262 fines to drivers and seizing a motorcycle during an operation between 6 PM and 1 AM.

Three public calls have been launched to create the program for 'Skopje 2029 – European Capital of Culture', offering an opportunity for creative ideas and professional experience to become part of the official program and gain European visibility.

The Center for Public Health in North Macedonia has banned citizens from using the Vardar River for swimming, fishing, and irrigation, as the river is polluted with sewage and wastewater along its entire course.

Police in Skopje arrested L.R. (26) from Skopje on August 19 for allegedly firing a pistol into the air from a car in front of a catering facility in Dračevo, suspected of committing a crime under Article 396 of the Criminal Code.

Gian Emin is scheduled to perform a unique musical event on August 22 at Javna Soba in Skopje, promising a one-time experience shaped by the audience, musicians' energy, and unpredictable elements.

Police in Skopje arrested four individuals, including a 16-year-old, on August 18 at various locations in connection with drug offenses.

The first group of 115 students from Skopje has departed for a free seven-day educational camp in Ohrid, where 230 high schoolers will gain new knowledge and skills.

The City of Skopje has disbursed financial support to oncology patients who applied through a public call. Over 1,200 patients have applied so far, and the call remains open for interested citizens to seek assistance.

Police in Skopje arrested nine individuals, including two minors, from the village of Batinc following a reported fight and stone-throwing incident.

More than 8,800 enrollment spots are available at UKIM (Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje) for the August enrollment period. Additionally, 49 places remain open at the First Secondary Vocational School in Nikšić.

The Ambassadorial Council will convene in Skopje on Thursday and Friday, with the participation of heads of Macedonian diplomatic-consular missions abroad, to define the future tasks of the diplomatic network. This marks the first such meeting since 2019.

A 61-year-old man from Skopje was detained after a report that he threatened his 40-year-old grandson and attempted to attack him.

Authorities in Centar, Skopje, have fined 122 drivers and removed improperly parked vehicles using 'spider' tow trucks, aiming to resolve traffic congestion and safety issues.

Skopje, North Macedonia, is preparing to host the European Championship in modern, jazz, and classical ballet from September 21 to 29, 2026, expecting over 3,000 dancers from 26 European countries.

Neptun Macedonia is set to officially open its new Neptun Chair sales salon in Retail Park Point in Skopje on August 17, with special offers from August 17 to 19.

Terrestrial disinsection against mosquito larvae is scheduled to be carried out in the Skopje area on Tuesday, August 18, with the operation to be postponed if weather conditions are unfavorable.

A 37-year-old man has been arrested in Skopje for fraud and physical violence, after a 62-year-old reported being defrauded of over 7,000 euros for alleged customs documentation and then physically assaulted.

The Hydrometeorological Service of North Macedonia has issued a warning for potential storms across a large part of the country. Maximum temperatures are expected to range from 28 to 34 degrees Celsius, with Skopje experiencing sunny weather with light to moderate cloudiness and a weak to moderate southerly wind.

Thirteen individuals have been called in for questioning by police in Skopje regarding the spread of panic-inducing information about water supply. All stated they had published or shared the information after seeing similar posts on social media or hearing from others.

The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office Skopje has filed an indictment against Artan Grubi and others for abuse of official position and authority, with the trial scheduled to commence on August 24.

Police in Skopje arrested an individual after finding white lumpy material during a search, followed by a court-ordered search of the suspect's residence.

The Sector for Computer Crime within the Ministry of Internal Affairs in North Macedonia is taking measures to identify individuals and summon them for informational interviews regarding posts about water in Skopje, with further actions to follow investigative proceedings.

North Macedonia is expected to experience cloudy periods with sunny spells and localized rain. Temperatures in Skopje are forecast to range from 21 to 36 degrees Celsius.

Wildfires have been reported in the areas above Skopje's Morane and near Herceg Novi. Authorities are monitoring the situation and assessing the extent of the fires.

A 71-year-old man from Skopje drowned in Lake Prespa after jumping from his boat to retrieve oars that had fallen into the water.

The first fine for abandoning kittens has been issued in North Macedonia, with a perpetrator penalized 550 euros. The action followed a citizen's report, supported by video and photos, of kittens being abandoned in a Skopje park.

A 59-year-old man from Skopje sustained serious injuries after falling from his moped in the city center, with the accident reported to local police.

An official stated that the water in Skopje is safe for drinking, countering what he described as malicious disinformation and hysteria, and announced accountability for those disturbing the public.

The director of the Infectious Diseases Clinic in Skopje stated that there are no reported patients with gastrointestinal issues at the clinic that are linked to the water supply in Skopje. This clarifies that the clinic has not observed such cases.

Skopje is experiencing sunny and very hot weather with some cloudiness, with rain expected from tomorrow afternoon.

Gjorgjievski announced that the first layer of asphalt will soon be laid on the 'Boris Trajkovski' boulevard in Skopje. The route has been cleared, new atmospheric sewage installed, and tamping completed on one side.

Traffic is experiencing disruptions in both Warsaw and Skopje due to separate incidents. A car collision occurred on Jerozolimskie Avenue in Warsaw, while in Skopje, the reconstruction of the main bridge over Markova River is causing potential traffic difficulties.

A 45-year-old woman was found deceased in an apartment in Karpoš, Skopje. A doctor from the Emergency Medical Aid confirmed the death, and the body was sent for an autopsy as directed by the public prosecutor.

The Brussels Times published an article titled 'Search: WWW FINDCOK ORG tutorial on how to buy 4MMC, Сocaine in Skopje', which seems to be an SEO query providing instructions for buying drugs in Skopje.

The City of Skopje has commenced a thorough reconstruction of the floor fountain in Macedonia Square, aiming for a complete and permanent solution using specialized German-made equipment.

Surveys in North Macedonia's capital, Skopje, indicate that increased tree cover and climate-conscious urban planning could significantly reduce public health risks during heatwaves, though practical implementation is slow.

Macedonian politician Nikoloski announced at a party event in Novo Selo that a Geneva-Skopje airline has been opened at the request of the diaspora, with an expressway from Radovish to Strumica and Novo Selo also planned.

Skopje is expected to experience sunny and very hot weather with temperatures reaching up to 38 degrees Celsius.

On August 4/5, 2026, police officers in Skopje arrested a resident on Partizanski odredi Blvd. and seized drugs found in his possession, acting on prior operational intelligence.

Two men from Kosovo have been arrested in Skopje by an intervention police unit on suspicion of counterfeiting money. Police seized 230,000 euros in counterfeit currency during the operation.

Skopje is investing in educational infrastructure, including the construction of a retaining wall for student safety at Kocho Racin school in Vodno, and plans for new energy-efficient facades and sports halls at other schools.

North Macedonia celebrated the 123rd anniversary of the Ilinden Uprising, a pivotal moment in the country's history, with various political figures emphasizing its significance for statehood and national identity. Commemorations took place across the country, including in Skopje, Pelince, and Krushevo.

Macedonian politician Milososki highlights the country's demographic challenges, noting a significant decrease in first-graders in cities like Krusevo, Prilep, and Skopje.

This article explores the connection of Zorba the Greek to Skopje, referencing sources and film lines that suggest his participation in the Greek patriotic war in his youth.

The City of Skopje has commenced the full reconstruction of the 'Estakada' bridge, a vital traffic link for Gazi Baba and the entire city. The project includes resurfacing access ramps and the bridge itself.

Two patients in Skopje are in critical condition after being diagnosed with West Nile fever, with three new patients currently being tested. Health authorities are monitoring the situation closely.

Zoran Gerasimovski has been appointed as the new acting president of the Skopje Court of Appeals, following a decision by the Council. An announcement for the election of a permanent president for the court has also been made.

Two individuals from the Skopje area reported being defrauded of more than 2.3 million denars through a fake cryptocurrency investment scheme. They deposited funds at an exchange office and received false email confirmations.

The SDSM party in North Macedonia is calling for the complete withdrawal of the proposed 'Skopje 2028' law, while VMRO-DPMNE has postponed its discussion until after the holidays.

Following a government decision, 300 medical specialists are set to be employed in hospitals outside Skopje by the end of the year, unblocking a previously stalled process for 600 specialists.

The State Commission for Prevention of Corruption (SCPC) in North Macedonia has requested to be consulted on the draft law for the 'Skopje – European Capital of Culture 2028' project, emphasizing integrity and transparency.

A plan is underway in North Macedonia to decentralize tablet therapy for oncology patients, moving away from exclusive provision in Skopje and analyzing capacities in other regional hospitals.

A father and son are suspected of unauthorized production and sale of narcotics from their home in Skopje, with the Prosecutor's Office initiating investigations against four individuals.

A 61-year-old woman and her 71-year-old husband in Skopje have become first-time parents, marking a significant personal milestone.

A cyclist sustained serious injuries in a collision with a truck in the Skopje region. The incident was reported around 2 PM on July 25th, involving an 'Iveco' truck and a bicycle.

A divorcing couple in Skopje has accused each other of physical assault. The 31-year-old woman reported being physically attacked by her 25-year-old husband, with measures being taken to clarify the case.

Meteorological forecasts predict sunny and warm conditions with temperatures reaching up to 39°C in Skopje and Demir Kapija. Conditions may become locally unstable during afternoon hours, prompting an orange alert phase in several regions.

Judge Snezhana Markovska presides over the ongoing 'Oncology' corruption trial in Skopje, with Public Prosecutor Marija Gjorgeva leading the case and defense-requested expert testimony recently presented.

Macedonian police have issued directives for a special traffic regime in Skopje to accommodate the official visit of Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who is attending a ceremony led by a high-level government delegation.

The Judicial Council highlighted critical staffing issues at the Basic Court Skopje II, noting that the transfer of five judges to higher courts has left the facility with only seven magistrates, exacerbating operational challenges.

The musical 'Kao Kakao,' based on a text and dramaturgy by Venko Andonovski and directed by Dejan Projkovski, concluded the jubilee 'Grad Teatar' festival. It was produced by 'Bagi Communication' and the National Theatre from Skopje.

A parked Kia vehicle in the Aerodrom district of Skopje was damaged by a stray bullet. Police are investigating the incident after the owner reported the damage.

Parts of Skopje will experience power outages and water supply interruptions, while Jēkabpils faces sewage and water issues due to electricity disconnections. These disruptions are affecting essential services in both cities.

Five individuals have been arrested in Skopje after marijuana and a white powdery substance were found, while a 37-year-old man was arrested in Thessaloniki for drug-related offenses. These arrests highlight ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the region.

Macedonia is bracing for a severe heatwave, with temperatures expected to soar above 40 degrees Celsius. Skopje will experience sunny and very hot conditions, accompanied by light to moderate winds.

The City of Skopje and its public enterprises have equipped all official vehicles with GPS devices, monitored by a modern center, to enhance control over usage and reduce unnecessary costs.

Two separate traffic accidents in Skopje resulted in serious injuries, with a motorcyclist colliding with a Renault and a cyclist being hit by a jeep. Both incidents involved significant injuries to the two-wheeled vehicle operators.

The inaugural 'Business Arena 2026' conference, focused on Macedonian brands and market expansion, is scheduled for October 14 at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Skopje, introducing a new business event concept dedicated to growth, competitiveness, and internationalization.

Firefighters from Skopje and members of the ARM (Army of the Republic of North Macedonia) have been deployed to assist in extinguishing a large fire in the Mariovo region.

An increase in West Nile Virus cases has caused concern in Skopje, North Macedonia, with health authorities confirming 35 infections and four fatalities. The epidemic is primarily affecting the capital region.

Skopje will experience sunny and warm weather with slight to moderate cloudiness and a light to moderate northwest wind, with temperatures reaching up to 37 degrees Celsius.

A 53-year-old man in Skopje reported to police that his 48-year-old neighbor threatened him with a sharp object in the village of Volkovo.

Police in Skopje conducted an official interview with a 25-year-old man, A.S., following a report from a 48-year-old woman, alleging that the man sexually abused a minor with whom he was in a romantic relationship.

The first edition of the "Kora" electronic music festival will take place on September 18 and 19 in Kuchkovo, near Skopje, organized by the team behind Minus Eden club.

Mayor Gjordjievski of Skopje has announced continued activities against mosquitoes, including ground disinfection on August 20, aerial disinfection on August 21, and further measures from August 23 to 26.

Eight individuals were apprehended in Skopje, North Macedonia, after police found marijuana, a white substance, and a knife in their possession.

A new wildfire has erupted near the village of Vrzhale in the Skopje region of North Macedonia. Due to inaccessible terrain, an aerial intervention is planned for tomorrow morning to help localize the fire.

North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski stated that the Macedonian autocephalous church is a pillar of Macedonian identity, responding to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's claims that the Serbian Church is the same everywhere, including Skopje.

Hristijan Mickoski claimed that the government was aware a day in advance of the opposition's plan for a hybrid attack on social media regarding water issues in Skopje, with an МВД investigation currently underway.

Skopje is forecast to be sunny with some clouds, with a weak to moderate southerly wind. Tomorrow, the weather will be sunny with slight to moderate local cloudiness and daily temperatures ranging from 30 to 37 degrees Celsius.

An article from The Brussels Times appears to be an advertisement or search result for ordering Meph and cocaine in Skopje, North Macedonia, via a specific website.

Skopje has inaugurated a new day care center at MKC for individuals with disabilities aged 14 and above, aiming to provide a safe and caring environment.

The airports in Skopje and Ohrid have served over two million passengers in the first six months of the year, with 28 new destinations introduced, attributing the success to new policies for attracting and subsidizing direct airlines.

The weather in Skopje, North Macedonia, is expected to be sunny with light to moderate cloudiness, with a weak to moderate northerly wind. Temperatures will reach up to 17 degrees in the morning and 33 degrees during the day, with brief rain showers expected in the afternoon.

A 65-year-old man from Skopje died after being run over by a forklift that reportedly moved on its own while he was performing work duties. An investigation is underway.

The first application deadline for prospective students at UKIM (Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje) is set for August 18 and 19, with subsequent deadlines in September.

Authorities are discussing potential penalties for individuals responsible for intentionally spreading false information that caused widespread insecurity and panic buying of water supplies in Skopje, North Macedonia.

Several individuals have been called in for questioning by police regarding the spread of false information on social media about alleged water contamination in Skopje. Authorities, including the mayor, have publicly refuted the claims.

The Public Enterprise 'Water and Sewerage' in Skopje has informed the public that drinking water in the city's supply system is free of Escherichia coli, addressing public speculation.

The Food and Veterinary Agency (AHV) has confirmed that the tap water from the Skopje water supply is safe for drinking.

The Public Prosecutor's Office in Skopje announced that a competent public prosecutor will coordinate activities with the State Environmental Inspectorate and relevant inspection services to investigate the origin of waste pollution near Rašče.

A 73-year-old man from Skopje fell ill and collapsed in Matka, requiring medical assistance and transport to the 'Mother Teresa' Clinical Complex.

Panic has spread in Skopje after a message about alleged E. coli contamination in the water supply, leading to a surge in demand for bottled water.

North Macedonia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Aleksandar Nikoloski, stated that the government in Skopje is independently resolving international transport issues and urged transporters not to succumb to propaganda from Serbia.

Skopje is experiencing sunny and very hot weather with temperatures reaching up to 39 degrees Celsius, but a cooling trend is expected to begin by Thursday.

Ten years after a flash flood caused devastation near Skopje, North Macedonia, many of the conditions that turned an extreme weather event into a disaster remain in place, leaving the region vulnerable.

A junior police officer in Skopje has been charged with maltreatment during the performance of his duties, specifically for actions taken against a detained individual whose hands were tied.

Skopje police arrested a 34-year-old man from Skopje who was driving with a blood alcohol level of 3.29 per mille and caused a collision, the Ministry announced.

Skopje, North Macedonia, is forecast to have sunny and very warm weather with some cloudiness and brief local rain in the afternoon, with daily temperatures ranging from 33 to 40 degrees Celsius.

Initial microbiological analyses have confirmed that the drinking water in Siviri, Halkidiki, and Skopje is within prescribed limits and safe for consumption. This reassures residents about the quality of their water supply.

A Slovak citizen, B.F., was apprehended at Skopje International Airport in North Macedonia by police officers acting on an international arrest warrant issued by Germany.

VMRO-DPMNE has outlined concrete reforms and investments aimed at long-term energy stability, highlighting the reactivation of the Thessaloniki-Skopje product pipeline after a 13-year hiatus to ensure more secure oil derivative transport.

Police in Kumanovo arrested a drunk driver from Skopje who was operating a Volkswagen Golf with nearly two per mille alcohol in his system on 'Treta Makedonska Udarna Brigada' boulevard.

A weak earthquake with an intensity of three to four degrees on the European macroseismic scale was registered in Skopje last night at 9:54 PM, with its epicenter in the Skopje epicentral area.

An 84-year-old pedestrian sustained serious injuries after being hit by a moped driven by a minor, who also suffered minor injuries along with a minor passenger, in an accident in Skopje, North Macedonia.

Residents in Bit Pazar and Stajkovci, Skopje, reported incidents of stray bullets from firearms. One incident involved a bullet hitting a parked trailer in a family home's yard.

North Macedonia has seen record real estate prices, with a 50-square-meter apartment in Skopje's Centar district selling for €168,000. Ohrid recorded the highest price per square meter at €3,200, with a 66-square-meter apartment fetching €211,200 between April and June.

Macedonian politician Filipche announced that the opposition will increase parliamentary activities from September, including submitting interpellations for Speaker Afrim Gashi and Minister Ivan Stoilković, and blocking the 'Skopje 2028' law.

Preventive mosquito spraying is being conducted in Dračevo, North Macedonia, based on a risk assessment from the Public Health Center – Skopje, to combat mosquitoes and prevent West Nile fever.

During a traffic control in Skopje, police officers stopped a Volkswagen Golf with Skopje license plates, driven by an individual who was found not to possess a valid driving license.

Sanjak Kurt, a civil engineer with a career built within the Limak group since 2005, has been appointed as the new general director of Limak Skopje.

The Levica party alleges that Gjorgjievski and Cvetkovski are transforming 'Skopje – European Capital of Culture 2028,' a major state-funded cultural project with over 95% public funds, into a private endeavor.

The City of Skopje has issued a public call for subsidizing deficit craftsmen residing in its municipalities, aiming to support specific trades.

A platform of civil organizations is demanding the withdrawal of the proposed law for the implementation of the 'Skopje – European Capital of Culture 2028' project. They argue against the current legislative framework for the initiative.

A man broke into a house in Skopje, attacked the homeowner, and then attempted to jump from a window before being prevented by the homeowner's brother. The individual was transported to a hospital for treatment.

First-year high school students in Skopje will receive free uniforms for the first time, a measure aimed at reducing social disparities and fostering a more equitable and safer environment.

The photographic exhibition 'Skopje 63/63' is being held at Suli An, featuring thirty photographs that offer a personal interpretation of Skopje as a space where past and present intertwine.

The first investigation involves a father and son, aged 50 and 19, who at their home on ul.

Two sons in Skopje are suspected of domestic violence against their mothers, with one incident describing a son trapping his mother's arm in a car door and driving off.