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The “Centre for the Macedonian language in Greece” officially registered by Juducial authorities in Greece

HISTORIC RECOGNITION FOR THE MACEDONIANS IN GREECE:The Centre for the Macedonian Language in Greece is pleased to announce that it has been officially registered as a non-governmental organisation (NGO) by judicial authorities in Greece. The association’s application was approved by the court on 28th July…
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Macedonians protest against French proposals for solving EU rift with Bulgaria

EU member Bulgaria has insisted that North Macedonia recognise its language has Bulgarian roots and acknowledge in its constitution a Bulgarian minority Macedonia’s main opposition party rejects the proposition, arguing it favours Bulgarian demands that dispute Macedonian history, language and identity Tens of thousands massed…
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If you lose your identity, you are a nobody

…If many Macedonians sound insecure about their identity, they have reason to be. Greece accuses Macedonia of trying to appropriate its history. In fact, Greece insists that Macedonia change its name.  But Macedonian cultural anthropologist Aleksandar Ristevski said his compatriots have already done more than…
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A Spectacular Premiere of “Dracula” at the April Ballet Evenings 2011

The premiere of the spectacle entitled “Dracula” performed by Vortice Dance Company from Portugal and supported by their Macedonian counterparts took place on Friday (29 April) at the closing ceremony of the first ever April Ballet Evenings 2011 at the Macedonian Opera and Ballet. Rafael…
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IN MEMORIAM – Ajri (Hayri) Demirovski

Ajri Demirovski (Македонски: Ајри Демировски, Türkçe: Hayri Demirovski) (1927 – october 21, 2009), is the author of the song „Битола мој роден крај“ (Bitola, my native city). He was born in Bitola, Republic of Macedonia (former Kingdom of Yugoslavia). After the WWII liberation, Ajri Demirovski was…