Anonymous Women Who Created and Sang Macedonian Folklore Get a Voice, Says… ↗
Front page leadA new book by Slavcho Koviloski aims to give voice and form to the anonymous women who were instrumental in creating and singing Macedonian folklore.
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The news from SDK.mk on August 23, 2026, covers a range of international and domestic stories. Top international news includes Iceland's referendum on EU accession talks, regional elections in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt with a potential rise for the AfD, a tragic school stabbing in Sweden, a US…
A new book by Slavcho Koviloski aims to give voice and form to the anonymous women who were instrumental in creating and singing Macedonian folklore.
Icelandic citizens will vote on August 29th in a referendum to decide whether to reopen membership talks with the European Union, with public opinion split.
Regional elections in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt on September 6th could be pivotal, with the far-right AfD party potentially gaining significant independent power.
A 17-year-old girl died after a teenage assailant armed with a sword attacked students at a secondary school in Fagersta, Sweden, leaving three others wounded.
A US federal judge has reversed the Trump administration's ban on issuing immigrant visas to citizens from 75 countries, a list that includes North Macedonia.
A fire erupted in the fields near the Strumica villages of Vodocha and Banitsa, destroying auxiliary buildings, agricultural machinery, and mature plantations.
Germany's Finance Minister has initiated a proposal within the European Union for an exceptional tax on oil companies' profits amid soaring fuel costs.
The council has approved the creation of 27 new employment positions at the 'Home for the Elderly' in Kumanovo, pending approval from the Ministry of Finance.
An investigation was launched by a commission after a Roma colleague reported an Albanian for using the ethnic slur 'Gypsy'.