Police in Kumanovo detained a 37-year-old Canadian national suspected of illegally possessing archaeological artifacts, with formal charges expected following documentation.

President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova issued a formal message for the Dormition of the Mother of God, emphasizing themes of peace, unity, solidarity, and spiritual strength.

The Ministry of Economy and Labor announced public funding calls totaling 7 million denars to support long-term value creation and innovation within the country's processing sector.

The two nations have formalized a pact to construct a natural gas pipeline, positioning North Macedonia as a key transit hub for southern gas supplies to Serbia and Central Europe by 2028.

Local education officials in North Macedonia's Delchevo municipality announced the closure of four branch schools following a thorough analysis showing insufficient student numbers and financial constraints.

Government officials have reaffirmed the state's commitment to building domestic data centers, revealing active negotiations with a foreign technology firm despite opposition criticism.

Border police intercepted vehicles traveling at speeds exceeding 160 km/h on the A-1 route, resulting in arrests and traffic violations for drivers from Serbia and another nationality.

Marking August 28 as Miners' Day, the Macedonian government unveiled a revised mineral resources strategy aimed at increasing transparency, enforcing stricter safety standards, and boosting concession fee revenues.

Emergency services are battling blazes in mixed forests and rural areas near Studeničani, Čaška, Struga, and Macedonski Brod amid dry conditions.

North Macedonia is entering the new academic year with a 38% drop in first-grade enrollments compared to a decade ago, forcing school closures as falling birth rates and emigration reshape demographics.

The governments of North Macedonia and Serbia announced plans to formally sign a bilateral agreement tomorrow to construct a natural gas pipeline connecting the two nations.

North Macedonian Prime Minister Dimitar Kovačevski has diverged from his party's leadership stance, facing opposition from former health minister Venko Filipče who warns data centers threaten water supplies.

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.

The DKSK revealed that only 37 percent of measures outlined in the national anti-corruption strategy have been successfully executed so far.

Animal welfare organization Lajka emphasizes that stray dogs are not a natural phenomenon but a direct consequence of irresponsible breeding, abandonment, and failure to comply with legal obligations.

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.

The community-driven documentary "Zemjište" is screening public premieres in Prilep and Bitola, showcasing results from a months-long artistic research project involving intergenerational collectives.

An official commemoration event honoring Mother Teresa's birthday was held at the Museum of Contemporary Art, presided over by the country's first deputy prime minister.

North Macedonia's agriculture minister emphasized that agreed terms for purchasing local peppers must be strictly followed, highlighting direct government oversight to resolve farmers' distribution challenges.

The Macedonian government has mandated a minimum 15 percent price reduction on educational materials to alleviate financial burdens on families and protect living standards.

The country's Health Insurance Fund has completed administrative procedures to fully cover the cost of Myfortic without co-payments for organ transplant recipients.

In an interview with Breitbart News, political figure Micovski stressed that joining the European Union remains a primary strategic objective for North Macedonia, citing enhanced security and stability as key benefits.

A university professor and court expert testified during the cross-examination phase of the trial concerning the "Puls" building project, focusing on construction materials and issued permits.

The Ministry of Education has launched a new centralized database portal requiring all academic and independent researchers in public and private institutions to register their profiles.

North Macedonian authorities have mobilized all available state resources, including three firefighting aircraft, to contain a blaze on Kitka Mountain and protect nearby settlements.

North Macedonia's 'internal' debt has approached 700 million euros, according to recent analysis. This figure highlights the country's growing financial obligations.

North Macedonia's Foreign Minister Timčo Mucunski stated in an exclusive interview that strengthening ties with Israel is a 'foreign-policy priority' for his country, during his first official visit to Israel.

An official stated that North Macedonia is exploring possibilities for Macedonian companies to produce drones, emphasizing the country's security and stability.

The Ministry of Interior in North Macedonia reported 140 traffic violations and 8 criminal charges against drivers of bicycles, mopeds, and motorcycles, with 102 violations related to not wearing a helmet.

ALTA banka is accelerating its development with strong client growth in Serbia, expanding into North Macedonia by acquiring Stopanska banka in Bitola, and entering the insurance sector, laying the groundwork for a broader regional financial group.

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.

North Macedonia is currently battling five active wildfires, with the most complex situation on Kitka Mountain where a fire was intentionally reignited. Fourteen open-air fires have been reported across the country.

North Macedonia's Ministry of Education and Science has issued a call for students to apply for subsidized student meals for the 2026/2027 academic year, with a deadline of August 31.

The solo exhibition 'WHATEVER' by Bosnian-Herzegovinian academic painter Amer Hadžić has opened at the Museum Gallery Kavadarci in North Macedonia.

Bulgarian Vice President Iliana Yotova stated that Bulgaria will not abandon Bulgarians in North Macedonia, emphasizing a shared history during the 123rd anniversary commemoration of the Ilinden-Preobrazhenie Uprising at Petrova Niva.

North Macedonia is currently battling 11 active wildfires, with some homes in the Kumanovo village of Vince also affected. Authorities are working to bring the blazes under control.

A young man from Kavadarci was seriously injured after his car veered off the road near Vataša, North Macedonia, while four people were severely injured in an accident near Kočevje, Slovenia. These are two distinct car accidents in different countries.

Mecinović stated that the Levica party accepts Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski's idea for early parliamentary elections and calls for them to be held, citing a lack of progress in the country.

A Turkish Airlines translation of a narrator's text into English reportedly used 'North Macedonian' for people, language, and diaspora, despite the original text not using the prefix, sparking a reaction from Macedonian authorities.

A serious wildfire erupted near the villages of Banica and Vodocha, close to Strumica in North Macedonia, approaching homes before firefighters intervened.

The Interior Ministry of North Macedonia has launched a preventive campaign against fires, emphasizing the importance of cooperation with authorities and timely reporting of irresponsible behavior that could cause fires, with warnings of imprisonment for stubble burning.

A 37-year-old man from Kavadarci, North Macedonia, reported to police that he was defrauded of 3,200 euros by an individual who promised to help with a family member's medical treatment. The alleged fraud took place between November 2025 and the time of the report.

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.

Winter markings, part of the 'Slavkov' project supported by several embassies and companies, have been destroyed by vandals on Popova Šapka mountain in North Macedonia.

An 82-year-old man from Veleshko, North Macedonia, has been arrested for domestic violence, with physical attacks reportedly occurring over a prolonged period.

Nikoloski announced that the first completed sections of the Prilep-Bitola highway in North Macedonia are expected by 2027, noting good progress and dynamics during the summer.

The average net salary paid per employee in North Macedonia in June was 48,381 denars, primarily due to increases in administrative and auxiliary service activities, and agriculture, forestry, and fishing sectors.

After months of being out of service, a PET scanner in North Macedonia is finally operational again, having previously forced patients to seek expensive private or international medical solutions.

The Institute of Public Health in North Macedonia has released guidelines for protecting against wildfire smoke. The recommendations advise seeking medical attention for severe breathing difficulties, chest pain, or worsening pre-existing respiratory or cardiovascular conditions.

North Macedonia is experiencing sunny and very hot weather, with an orange alert issued for high temperatures across the entire country.

Lawyer Toni Menkinoski criticizes Bulgaria for delivering a blockade to North Macedonia despite promising aid, urging Macedonia to finally respond with the force of law.

Employees of Sharr Mountain National Park in North Macedonia have spent days cleaning up waste left by irresponsible visitors in popular areas of the protected region.

The crisis situation regarding water quality in Gostivar, North Macedonia, has officially ended, with central government institutions withdrawing their oversight and responsibility for ensuring clean and safe drinking water now falling to the local authorities.

North Macedonia's Food and Veterinary Agency (AHV) has requested vaccine donations from the European Commission and Turkey. The agency stated that only approved vaccines would be administered to the population.

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.

Eight months after a two-year-old child died from a stray bullet while watching New Year's fireworks with their mother, the perpetrator remains at large in North Macedonia.

Preliminary results for the August state matriculation exam have been published in North Macedonia, with students having until 4 PM today to submit appeals to the School Matriculation Commission.

The international contemporary art and culture festival "The Singing of the Nightingale" is taking place at the closed border crossing between Greece and North Macedonia, featuring 75 artists from eight countries.

A key argument in North Macedonia suggests that including Bulgarians in the Constitution would clarify the distinction between Macedonians and Bulgarians, a notion deemed dangerous by some. Bulgarians already possess rights under the current Constitution.

North Macedonian writer Sašo Ognenovski presented his novel 'Turneja' (The Tour) at the Poets' Square, continuing the literary program of the 40th Grad Teatar festival. He emphasized that 'Theater will never die.'

Aerodrom Municipality in North Macedonia is set to have its second primary school operating with single-shift teaching, following an inspection of construction work for three new classrooms.

The Czech Republic has offered to mediate in the bilateral dispute between North Macedonia and Bulgaria, with a primary goal of seeing North Macedonia join the EU as soon as possible.

An analysis highlights concerns about drinking water quality and storage in North Macedonia, noting that over 24% of homes lack sewage systems and still use septic tanks. The report also mentions Gostivar residents facing drinking water shortages and political blame games.

North Macedonia is expected to experience sunny and very hot weather throughout the upcoming week, with temperatures potentially exceeding 40 degrees Celsius in some areas. Local instability with rain, thunderstorms, strong winds, and isolated hail is also possible during the weekend.

Thirty-one open-space fires have ignited across North Macedonia, with four currently active in the municipalities of Saraj, Gostivar, and Macedonski Brod.

Health authorities have confirmed dozens of West Nile virus infections and multiple fatalities across Italy and North Macedonia this year. The surge in cases has prompted public health warnings as mosquito-borne illness spreads through the region.

New archaeological research has begun at the Barutnica site near Amzabegovo, reviving interest in a location first internationally recognized in 1960 before falling into scientific neglect. The project, led by the Sveti Nikole People's Museum, aims to uncover historical artifacts and preserve the area's cultural heritage.

Lawmakers debated the annual performance report of the Judicial Council and the 2025 judicial budget, focusing on severe staffing shortages and case backlogs within the prosecution service.

Firefighters are battling 22 blazes across the country, with nine still active. The largest fire is spreading through mixed forest areas near Studenichani and Zelenikovo municipalities.

Official statistics show a decline of 1,005 people in the second quarter of 2026 due to higher mortality rates compared to births, with infant deaths accounting for ten of the total fatalities.

Authorities have requested an autopsy to determine the cause of death for a six-month-old baby, following medical confirmation that no external signs of violence were present.

Authorities in North Macedonia have banned public access to forests and woodland areas until September 30 to prevent wildfires amid dangerously dry conditions and high temperatures.

Macedonian officials indicate that Bulgaria, rather than Brussels, is now the primary address for the country's EU accession process, citing numerous indicators of this diplomatic shift.

Following the rejection of a previous nominee by an expert panel, the Constitutional Court president has announced Elena Ristić as the new candidate for the ECHR judicial seat.

Emergency crews are battling multiple wildfires across North Macedonia and Kosovo, with five blazes still burning after eighteen were reported in a short period. Authorities have deployed additional resources to contain the fires and protect nearby communities.

North Macedonia's Foreign Minister emphasized strengthening ties with Israel as a foreign policy priority, aiming to elevate relations through cooperation in defense, water management, and investment during his first official visit.

Official statistics for the second quarter show the country’s unemployment rate fell by 1.5 percent, while passenger numbers on public buses dropped by nearly 8 percent. The figures highlight shifting labor market conditions alongside reduced reliance on mass transit.

The annual ESTAM festival returns to the Student Cultural Centre in Kragujevac, featuring performances from musical groups across Italy, Croatia, North Macedonia, and Serbia.

Nikola Memov stated that while regular pension payments face no current issues, structural weaknesses in the pension management system necessitate comprehensive reforms.

New data highlights the growing crisis of digital sexual exploitation, revealing approximately 12,000 child victims in North Macedonia who experienced abuse through online and communication technologies.

Eco-awareness advocates allege that forest clearing and dam construction are proceeding in Mavrovo without adherence to mandatory management plans, despite clear legal protections.

Historical accounts recall the August 26, 2001, dynamite attack on a motel in Chelopek, where two guards were killed by unidentified perpetrators linked to the UÇK insurgency.

Officials present awards and certificates to top-performing miners across the country, recognizing their dedication and contributions to the mining sector for the 2025/2026 period.

Firefighters successfully extinguished a wildfire near the villages of Dolno and Gorno Chichevo in North Macedonia, preventing damage to homes and agricultural land.

The State Hydrometeorological Service of North Macedonia has invested heavily over the past two years to modernize its meteorological, hydrological, and laboratory systems, alongside improving working conditions for staff.

Police in Kratovo arrested a 64-year-old man on August 24 after he was reported for physically assaulting his son, with authorities indicating that criminal charges will follow a full investigation.

A prominent political figure has called on municipal councilors across North Macedonia to block the development of data centers, citing concerns over projects advancing without proper oversight.

North Macedonia's Crisis Management Center reported 11 registered fires by 1 PM, with six remaining active, while 25 fires have been extinguished.

Opposition figure Mitzkoski asserts that pension indexing remains lawful and routine, pushing back against political initiatives seeking linear increases through the Constitutional Court.

Authorities have filed a criminal complaint against a firm director accused of deliberately reducing assets between 2019 and 2020 to illegally profit and damage creditors while the company was insolvent.

Police apprehended a 20-year-old man from Studeničani who was serving a two-year prison sentence, after he ignored stop commands, crashed his Volkswagen Golf into a concrete wall, and fled the scene.

A new hearing is scheduled in the 'Puls' trial in North Macedonia, which is currently in the evidence presentation phase, with construction experts having previously answered cross-examination questions.

Research indicates a significant decline in public trust in North Macedonia's public administration, emphasizing that government transparency is crucial for reducing corruption and increasing citizen confidence.

The Hydrometeorological Service of North Macedonia (UHMR) forecasts heavy rain, hail, strong winds, and thunderstorms in the Krushevo area, with potential for sleet and heavy rain north of Veles later today.

During a meeting, North Macedonia's President Siljanovska-Davkova and Governor Slaveski discussed the stability of the economy and the careful monitoring of import dependence, considering global geopolitical, financial, and energy trends.

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.

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.

North Macedonia's Ministry of Public Administration has laid the groundwork for establishing an Academy for Training and Professional Development of Public Servants. An analysis of existing conditions and needs has been completed, with organizational definition to follow.

As of this morning, four wildfires remain active in North Macedonia, specifically in the municipalities of Studeničani, Zelenikovo, and Makedonski Brod, while four other fires are now under control.

Firefighters are actively working to control a spreading wildfire in Strumica, North Macedonia, as efforts continue to contain the blaze.

The West Nile Virus is spreading across Europe, with five deaths reported in North Macedonia and thirteen in Greece.

A suspected "hitman" from North Macedonia, allegedly linked to the Kavac clan, has been arrested in Serbia, with authorities investigating the intended target of a planned assassination.

A major disaster was averted in Bonche, North Macedonia, as a wildfire approached houses in the village. Firefighters from Bitola and Kočani, with additional help from Prilep and Kavadarci, successfully contained the blaze.

Traffic has returned to normal at the Tabanovce border crossing, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of North Macedonia.

North Macedonia's 'Safe City' system has registered a total of 310,865 violations between February and August 2026, with the vast majority (301,835) being for driving above the speed limit.

North Macedonia's Minister of Defense announced that members of the Army will receive higher salaries starting January 1, along with a permanent solution for the status of professional soldiers, with funds allocated in the new budget.

Residents of Dibër County continue to cross into North Macedonia for fuel and groceries, leading to kilometer-long queues at the Blata customs point, driven by high prices in Albania.

After months of being out of service, North Macedonia's sole PET/CT scanner is operational again, allowing nine oncology patients to be scanned today. The scanner's malfunction had significantly impacted cancer patients who rely on it to monitor treatment effectiveness.

North Macedonia has activated the "Safe City" application, designed for foreign vehicles entering the country. Drivers are required to scan their travel documents and input the registration details of the vehicle(s) they are using.

Officials from North Macedonia and Serbia, Serafimovski and Milanov, met to discuss strengthening cooperation in agriculture, veterinary services, and food safety, aiming to facilitate faster and safer trade between the two countries.

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 Albanian national anthem was reportedly not played at a festival in Pustec, Albania, drawing criticism from Albanian politicians. North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski attended the event and expressed support for Macedonians in Albania.

Eight active open-air fires are currently burning across North Macedonia, affecting low vegetation and degraded oak forests in areas including Prilep and Kruševo.

A prosecutor in North Macedonia, Islam Abazi, is accused of closing the case regarding the construction of 19 modular hospitals during the COVID-19 crisis, one of which caught fire and killed 14 citizens.

A 23-year-old man, posing as a doctor, reportedly scammed a woman from Probištip, North Macedonia, out of €2,500 by falsely claiming her granddaughter had suffered a severe injury.

The Public Prosecutor's Office in North Macedonia has closed its investigation into the procurement of modular hospitals during the COVID-19 crisis. The office concluded that there was no basis for prosecutorial action in the case.

The trade union minimum basket in North Macedonia increased by 177 denars in August, reaching nearly 70,000 denars, according to data on household expenditure structure.

North Macedonia's toll roads have generated over 31 million euros in revenue over five months, with Tetovo being the most frequented toll station, followed by Petrovec and Romanovce.

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.

North Macedonia is currently battling multiple active wildfires across the country, with several under control but others continuing to burn. Authorities are working to manage the blazes, including one near the Bukovo landfill.

During a meeting, North Macedonian President Siljanovska Davkova and Macinka affirmed strong Macedonian-Czech relations and recognized the work of Saints Cyril and Methodius as a unifying shared heritage.

A man from Strumica, wanted on a warrant for escaping prison where he was serving a two-year sentence for aggravated theft, has been arrested in Gevgelija, North Macedonia.

A 29-year-old motorcyclist from Strajane village, Gostivar, sustained serious injuries after losing control of his Honda motorcycle and falling on the road near Lakavica on August 18.

A driver fled the scene after hitting a 10-year-old child in the center of Gradsko, North Macedonia. Police are investigating and searching for the perpetrator and vehicle.

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.

Reports indicate that over eight tons of marijuana were transported from North Macedonia to Serbia, as revealed in plea agreements. The case also involves a Serbian national who remains at large.

Meteorologists predict afternoon instability featuring heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds, alongside daytime temperatures reaching 39 degrees Celsius in Skopje.

The Red Cross of North Macedonia is hosting a blood donation campaign in Skopje to mark the Feast of the Dormition of the Mother of God, expecting up to 180 units from healthy donors aged 18 to 65.

Interior Minister Oliver Spasovski announced that automated detection systems are now actively issuing tickets to motorcyclists violating speed limits in cities equipped with the Safe City program.

A children's disease clinic in North Macedonia has received new BiPAP machines to support patients with neuromuscular and respiratory conditions.

North Macedonia's state gas transmission company Noma Gas has contracted a construction firm to design and build a new interconnector pipeline linking North Macedonia and Serbia, boosting regional energy connectivity.

The construction firm Rapid Build won the turnkey contract to build a natural gas pipeline connecting North Macedonia and Serbia under FIDIC principles.

A parliamentary commission overseeing European Court of Human Rights judge nominations rejected criticism from an expert panel, stating it is unacceptable for disappointed candidates to disparage the selection procedure.

Regional analysts are discussing potential expansions in military, security, and investment ties between Skopje and Jerusalem following recent diplomatic signals and media reports.

The oldest and largest university in North Macedonia has released its admission lists for the upcoming academic year starting October 1, with 8,851 spots available across 23 faculties.

North Macedonia's food and veterinary agency intercepted two shipments totaling 27.5 tons of UHT milk from Kosovo due to safety violations. The ban underscores ongoing regulatory and trade frictions between the two neighboring countries.

Local prosecutors in Gevgelija have documented a case of domestic violence involving a man who assaulted his former wife, with formal charges expected to be filed following a complete investigation.

An increasing number of Greek citizens, particularly from northern regions, are crossing into North Macedonia to access significantly cheaper dental treatments, often covering their own transportation costs. This trend highlights the growing cross-border medical tourism driven by stark price differences in healthcare services.

Authorities state that most recent blazes in the region are unintentional and caused by negligence, though some cases of deliberate arson have been identified. Residents in villages at the mountain's base are being advised to remain vigilant.

North Macedonia’s appellate court has acquitted former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski in the “Tailer 2” corruption case following a closed session and review of prosecution recommendations.

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.

Authorities have arranged extra buses and minibuses to accommodate pilgrims and tourists visiting the Matka Monastery in North Macedonia.

Plea agreements expose how large quantities of cannabis were smuggled across the North Macedonia-Serbia border disguised as household goods like pillows and duvets.

Authorities in North Macedonia are investigating a major fire at the Melci landfill, with officials citing strong indications that the blaze was deliberately set.

North Macedonia's Health Minister congratulated 109 newly hired medical professionals at Tetovo Clinical Hospital, marking the completion of a key healthcare staffing project.

The new academic year in North Macedonia will feature 200 fewer primary and 100 fewer secondary parallel classes, alongside the planned closure of 26 rural schools with low enrollment.

A severe fire broke out between the villages of Gorno Chichevo and Dolno Chichevo, likely starting from agricultural stubble and spreading rapidly due to dry conditions and strong winds.

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.

Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski announced plans to link North Macedonia to the Alexandroupolis LNG terminal in Greece by early 2028, enabling American gas imports via interconnectors.

In collaboration with the OSCE Mission in North Macedonia, authorities have launched a training initiative equipping law enforcement personnel with stress recognition, trauma response, and peer support skills.

Retail fuel costs in North Macedonia increased today, with diesel rising by 3.5 denars per liter and gasoline by 1.5 denars, according to market updates.

Sources claim that North Macedonian prosecutors attempted to persuade DUI leader Artan Grubi to accept a plea bargain and reduced sentence, effectively ending his ambitions to lead the party.

North Macedonia commemorates the 129th anniversary of the Dedino Affair, where the village militia of TMORO, led by teacher Todor Stankov, ambushed three Turkish tax collectors for tobacco.

North Macedonia's Health Minister Sašo Klekovski announced 44 confirmed cases of West Nile fever, with five fatalities reported.

The commander of the Tetovo fire department, Avni Ameti, reported that 90 percent of the areas affected by the wildfire on Žeden mountain in North Macedonia have been extinguished, saving the forest.

Work is progressing well on the Izvor – Garski Most road, and efforts are underway with Albania to establish an alternative route for Qafasan – Trebenishta on Corridor 8, with the Tetovo highway expected to be completed in three years.

The Gynecology and Obstetrics Clinic (GAK) in North Macedonia has informed the public that there are no delays in providing health services. Patient rotation is being carried out according to a pre-established plan to ensure continuous care.

A 72-year-old woman was robbed in Veles, North Macedonia. A public prosecutor has been informed, and appropriate charges will be filed after the incident is fully investigated and documented.

The creators of "Digital Student Voice" in North Macedonia are using an anonymous platform to collect student stories, aiming to transform individual experiences into evidence for systemic problems and drive change.

A two-year suspension of state funding for literary translations is hindering Macedonian writers' ability to reach international audiences, making it more difficult for their works to be published abroad.

North Macedonia's Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that traffic at the Tabanovce border crossing with Serbia is flowing without delays.

Police officers from the Prevention Department of SVR Tetovo, in cooperation with the Tearce Police Department and representatives from 'National Forests,' carried out preventive activities in several locations in the Tetovo and Delchevo areas to protect against fires and illegal logging.

Thirteen drivers were arrested in North Macedonia, with seven found driving without a license, including one minor. One individual was caught driving both without a license and under the influence of alcohol.

A 23-year-old man from Želino was seriously injured when he lost control of his quad bike and it overturned on August 21.

Police in Bogorodica, North Macedonia, have filed criminal charges for migrant smuggling after intercepting a vehicle on August 17 carrying 10 migrants from Egypt, including seven children.

Drivers are experiencing increased traffic intensity and wait times of up to one hour at the Tabakovce and Bogorodica border crossings in North Macedonia. AMSM advises careful driving and adherence to traffic rules, recommending adjusted speeds.

The hospital in Kavadarci, North Macedonia, is set to receive an EMG (electromyography) cabinet, introducing a new diagnostic service for patients. EMG is a diagnostic method used to examine the function of peripheral nerves and muscles, crucial for diagnosing various neurological conditions.

North Macedonia is currently battling over 15 open-space fires, with four major blazes posing significant challenges. While some fires in the Mariovo region are under control or extinguished, efforts continue to contain the remaining active infernos.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has accused North Macedonia of a lack of humanity in an official statement. The position from the Ministry highlights ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two countries.

Tedi Blushi, General Secretary of the Freedom Party, strongly reacted to Prime Minister Edi Rama's statements regarding Pustec and an incident during an event with the North Macedonian Prime Minister, accusing Rama of sowing inter-ethnic division.

Police in Kavadarci, North Macedonia, arrested several individuals following a large physical altercation between two groups on Kiro Krstev Street, which resulted in serious injuries.

The holiday for North Macedonian parliamentarians is concluding, with the first plenary session scheduled for September 2, and parliamentary president Afrim Gashi has meetings planned with the Turkish ambassador and the UN resident coordinator.

Milcho Manchevski's haunting documentary 'Good People' revisits the tragic Pulse nightclub fire in Kočani, North Macedonia, which occurred on March 16, 2025, killing 63 people and injuring hundreds, through the eyes of survivors.

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.

The director of SOZR states that the idea of purchasing a government plane for North Macedonia has not been withdrawn or failed, emphasizing its use for government needs and citizen assistance.

Ajvar, Struga embroidery, Ratevo bamburci, and Chalgi music have been designated as newly protected cultural heritage goods in North Macedonia. The male ritual procession 'bamburci' from Ratevo village is highlighted as a unique tradition.

Dimitrieska-Kochoska stated that North Macedonia's budget is not in poor condition, though it cannot cover everything, and expects tax revenues and contributions to align with projections.

The Ministry of Finance and the State Audit Office in North Macedonia signed a memorandum of cooperation to combat fraud, aiming for faster information transfer during investigations.

The Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) has called for new elections, stating that the current political situation is unsustainable and the government has lost legitimacy to continue with European isolation and worsening inter-ethnic relations.

The Balkan Poetic Camp for Children and Youth 'Vancho Nikoleski' is set to officially open on August 21 at the 'Vancho Nikoleski' school in Leskoec, Ohrid, the only institution in North Macedonia named after the renowned children's author.

Officials from North Macedonia and North Rhine-Westphalia exchanged views and experiences on current processes in the energy sector, focusing on security, diversification, and infrastructure development.

A meeting between Stoilković and Pamer confirmed the good cooperation between Austria and North Macedonia, focusing on mutual interest in advancing a project for firefighting development.

North Macedonia's State Election Commission has unanimously adopted instructions for public inspection of the Voters' List, regulating the method and procedure for checking and updating voter data for the early mayoral elections in Brvenica.

The Public Revenue Office (UJP) held an informational meeting with the tourism sector in Ohrid, North Macedonia, to promote fair tourism practices and proper income reporting, emphasizing that tax payments contribute to tourism development.

The Levica party in North Macedonia has accused institutions of failing to react promptly to the West Nile virus outbreak, leading to the country having the highest rate of West Nile fever in Europe.

An official stated that a wildfire is moving towards the village of Kruševica in Mariovo, North Macedonia. Despite the long fire line, optimism remains that it can be extinguished today with the help of specialized vehicles and fire teams.