Turkey is a country in crisis, the Lira’s freefall being a case in point. President Erdogan needs to tackle this, but a diplomatic row with the US could force him […]
The UK’s Brexit negotiations with the European Union are at an impasse — that’s according to Prime Minister Theresa May. In a letter to her own divided Conservative party, she […]
The great success of the Croatian national football team in reaching the final of the World Cup in Russia has become another reason for deepening political, social and ethnic divisions […]
Does demand create supply or does supply create demand? A question that sounds like something taken from an economics class. When it comes to the travel industry, the same question […]
By Daniel Stefanov and Vessela Tcherneva Macedonia and Greece have defied the stereotype that the Balkans produce only bad news. Earlier this week, following 27 years of tense UN-led negotiations, […]
On the occasion of the Greek foreign minister Nikos Kotzias’ visit to Moscow, Russia’s foreign minister Sergey Lavrov made an open invite to anyone interested. The construction of the Turkish […]
Hastily enough, Zoran Zaev’s proposal to renaming fYROMacedonia into Republica Illindenska Makedonija was dismissed by most Greek political parties. Above all, the rejection of the proposal in the heat of […]
The American administration is openly provoking the institutional functioning of the EU and the free will of each member country, as pressure from Donald Trump is exacerbating Germany to abandon […]
On 27 December 2017, the Skopje-based Institute for Strategic Research and Education published a study showing that 69 per cent of lecturers, assistants, and researchers working in Macedonia’s higher education […]
Following four months of a bear market in Bitcoin, the question now is whether the turning point in price has been reached – or is about to be. It is […]