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Let’s Have a Real Talk…

Sometimes it feels to me that a first impression doesn’t happen when we meet someone — but much earlier, somewhere deep within us. As if every new person arrives into…

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Ајде да си помуабетиме…

Понекогаш ми се чини дека првиот впечаток не се случува кога ќе се запознаеме со некого — туку многу порано, некаде длабоко во нас. Како да секој нов човек доаѓа…

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Why I hate reading out loud

Reading out loud seems simple for many people. However, for some dyslexic individuals, it is a difficult task. Personally, it is something I try to avoid at all costs. It…

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Balkan Songs, Shared Memories

Balkan music is one of the most unforgettable parts of life in Skopje. While walking through the city center, sitting in kafanas, crossing the Stone Bridge at night, or listening…

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Safe space

Caring ears, holding fast,waiting on every syllable. Nothing to be read in between the lines. A gaze, silence that says ‘I am here’. A hand close by, far enoughto leave…

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In Syria, a special political experiment started after the civil war. This autonomous region, also known as Rojava has become a symbol of hope for ecological movements in the Middle East. Even though it's threatened from all sides, this "women's revolution" still inspires people with its universal slogan: "Jin, Jiyan, Azadî”. "Woman, Life, Freedom." Sometimes it feels to me that a first impression doesn’t happen when we meet someone — but much earlier, somewhere deep within us. As if every new person arrives into a story that’s already been written, and we simply assign them a role. Gaser is a word that refers to a member (oftentimes male) of an urban subculture that has emerged in the streets of the Western Balkans in the early 2010s. The name comes from the Slavic phrase “ide gas” which directly translated means – the gas is going, but its real meaning is to start a party or to show off. Today, rap is seen as one of the most popular genres in the music and entertainment industry. Many rappers have multiple platinum albums to their name, and rap videos are widely popular. The music is frequently aired on TV stations including TMF, JIMtv, and MTV.  Most people appreciate rap music because they can relate to its lyrics about poverty, racism, family struggles, success, or life in the streets. Due to its powerful rhythms and confident lyrics, rap music can evoke feelings of energy, authority, and self-confidence in men, giving them a sense of power. This can also give a lot of women and minority groups power through their words. While there is a huge majority of people who despise rap music due to the extremely graphic language directed toward women, ethnic groups, authority figures, etc. For a long time, sport was seen as one of the last spaces where human emotion ruled everything: the fear before a final, the tears of defeat, the uncontrollable joy of an unexpected victory. Millions of people tracking a ship pulling what looked like a giant swimming pool across the German coast to the Danish sea. Livestreams broadcasting the events 24 hours a day for weeks. Ministries, famous activists and influencers, as well as CEOs involved. And all this, for a dying whale. The world is counting the last days before the start of the football World Cup on 11-th June.For the first time, there will be 3 host countries: Mexico, the United States and Canada.The World Cup takes place every 4 years, starting from 1930, and since then it has been Reading out loud seems simple for many people. However, for some dyslexic individuals, it is a difficult task. It is a moment of strong pressure, because immediately, you think of the worst. You imagine scenarios: if you make a mistake, how others might react, if you get stuck on a word, or if you lose your place in the text. Balkan songs are special because they combine many different emotions at once. Some songs sound nostalgic and heartbreaking, while others suddenly become lively and impossible not to dance to. This emotional contrast is one of the defining characteristics of Balkan music.

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