MACEDONIA
More →
West Nile fever claims another life in North Macedonia, fifth victim is a 73-year-old from Skopje’s Aerodrom municipality
22 August 2026
The patient was admitted to the clinic in serious condition and with severe underlying health conditions
With documentary ‘Good People,’ Milcho Manchevski gives voice to survivors Pulse nightclub fire in North Macedonia
16 August 2026
Manchevski decided to direct the documentary because he felt there was a great deal of information in the media, but very little about the survivors’ experiences, emotions and thoughts
Three Sudanese migrants found hiding in truck at Skopje customs
13 August 2026
The migrants broke a cable in the front section of the truck’s cargo area and hid among the boxes
West Nile fever epidemic declared in parts of Skopje
12 August 2026
The epidemic has been declared in Skopje muncipalities of Kisela Voda, Gazi Baba and Butel, as well as in the suburban municipality of Ilinden. Of the registered cases, 25 are from Skopje and one is from Veles
AJM demands that the police take immediate action following the death threats against journalist Erol Rizaov
10 August 2026
The AJM expects the Ministry of Interior to urgently secure and preserve electronic evidence, to determine the identities of the persons behind the profiles, and to assess whether in this specific case there are elements of crimes related to threats, incitement or incitement to violence and hate speech.
New blockades on Kožuv Mountain as citizens prevent machinery from reaching the Došnica River
31 July 2026
In January, the government gave the green light to extend the investor’s concession for the two small hydropower plants
CTRL-Z
More →WORLD
More →
Journalists in Serbia face record attacks, threats and pressure on media freedom
16 July 2026
In 2025, Serbia recorded 209 press freedom violations, more than double the 84 documented in 2024, affecting 359 media workers and entities
Anti-gender disinformation undermines democracy and women’s participation in public life
9 July 2026
Gender-based disinformation and anti-gender narratives are increasingly being used to polarize society, undermine democratic processes, and discourage women from participating in politics, the media, and public life
Fact-Checking Day 2026: Wars and geopolitical instability – a challenge for fact-checkers around the worl
2 April 2026
Unlike the past two to three years, when AI-generated disinformation mainly came from abroad and was therefore easier to uncover, as we predicted, the use of AI in producing disinformation is increasingly domestic, or local. An explosion of such locally produced AI disinformation is expected in 2027-28.
Belgrade University Rector Đokić: This is not an investigation, but a message of fear
1 April 2026
In his speech, the Rector emphasized that the University of Belgrade fully respects the rule of law.
Serbian President Vučić declares victory, local elections marked by violence and allegations of vote buying
30 March 2026
Residents voted in Aranđelovac, Bajina Bašta, Bor, Kladovo, Knjaževac, Kula, Lučani, Majdanpek, Sevojno, and Smederevska Palanka.
Escalation of violence during local elections in Serbia
29 March 2026
In the town of Kula, CRTA’s observation mission documented an attack by a large group of masked “unknown individuals,” who, after emerging from the city stadium, injured several people using stones, metal bars, sticks, and flares. Those with head injuries sought medical assistance at the city hospital.