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2026 IS THE NEW 2016
Can you believe that 2016 was ten years ago? Ten years after its peak, the electronic music of 2016 is back in the spotlight. Driven by a wave of nostalgia on social media, an entire generation is rediscovering the anthems that once defined festivals and dance floors. Let’s be honest for a moment. If you’re…
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An elephant doesn’t fit in our company
There was once a girl in the tiniest small town you can imagine. For the purpose of this story we can call her Fanny. We first meet Fanny in kindergarten. She is not like the other girls, playing with dolls and being all the mothers want their little girls to be–a gentle, well-behaved being. Instead,…
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Cat-human connection
Once upon a time, there was a family that decided to adopt a kitten. A black, big eyed animal quickly became the purrfect addition to a family of five. The family now had two teenage girls and two babies. The babies—one with fur and the other one who just started to learn how to walk.…
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“I always say, I’m a writer,”
She says. “But when somebody asks me what I do? Where do you work? I think, oh man.” Because the answer is not that simple. Everybody likes to watch movies or theaterplays but who are the people that start it all and lay the base of the play months before the curtain falls for the…
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A center full of artists
A bowl crafted before our eyes out of paper maché. Necklaces, bracelets and other jewellery made from pearls and stones. Photographs, drawings and paintings of all kinds of things and people. These are only a few of the things that are being created at the occupational center for people with disabilities run by NGO KRIK…
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Economy of Global Warming
The history of agriculture in Macedonia can be traced to an ancient period more than 8000 years ago. The fertile region of Pelagonia is one of the first regions on earth where humanity started agriculture. In the past the weather was perfect for farming and pastures. However, with the recent negative shifts connected to global…
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Legends that shaped our ancestors
Slavic mythology is vast and richly diverse, filled with myths, legends, and tales about gods, heroes, and the origins of the world that shaped early Slavic society. For centuries, these stories were passed down orally from one generation to the next before being written down. The Slavs were deeply connected to nature. They viewed the…
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The vine that built the nation
In Macedonia, the vineyard is not only a cultivated plant; it’s a symbol of tradition, friendliness, and national identity. Since antiquity, wines have accompanied parties and celebrations, and still today, are a major pillar of local culture. Macedonian viticulture dates back more than 4000 years. Archaeological excavations have uncovered jars, presses, and amphorae used for…
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Cheering On Change
By the time a mother hands me her baby, she has already carried the deep, unwavering strength of a woman, shaped by love and hope. Some journeys are visible on maps, while others are written quietly into growth charts, hemoglobin levels, and the weight of an infant cradled too lightly in the arms. There is…
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