-
Macedonian denars. A closer look. (e.g. I searched what does that peacock on a 10 denars bill mean)
For me, the daughter of a passionate numismatist, one of the first things to be done after arriving to a new country is to get acquainted with the local currency. Since national currencies has always been an exciting and interesting topic for me, I did some extended research. If you never knew (or even noticed)…
-
The Man Who Fell to Earth
For this month I choose to make a review of the movie “The Man Who Fell to Earth” in memory of David Bowie. He is famous as singer but he was also playing in several movies. The The Man Who Fell to Earth is one of them.
-
Meeting Africa
Like many others, I’ve always wanted to visit all parts of the world, leave my footprint and a part of me in every corner of the globe, but of course fantasizing about conquering the planet is easier said than done. And although I’ve done my fair share of traveling I couldn’t quite picture myself, with…
-
Travelling in Macedonia
Macedonia is a small country for travelling, you can go pretty much everywhere in three hours. The territory is mountainous which makes trips a bit harder in some place and the transport routes are sometimes not in good conditions. So let’s see the positive and negative points for each means of transport comparing trains, bus,…
-
The amazing world of dreams
All of us dream though most of us deny it since they are not able to remember their dreams in the morning. But on average, you can dream anywhere from one to two hours every night and have four to seven dreams in one night. Five minutes after the end of the dream, half the…
-
Istanbul
Istanbul, the city that never sleeps, is an incredible city built on two Continents – Asia and Europe, divided by the Bosphorus Strait. It’s one of the greatest cities in the world which offers a wealth of historic and religious places to take in, ancient monuments, dating back to Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman periods and…
-
International Christmas
Czech Christmas Christmas is very popular holidays in the Czech Republic. It all starts on the fourth Sunday before Christmas Eve – this period is called Advent. We have the typical round wreath with four candles and each Sunday one candle is lit, their light symbolize the coming of the Christ. During the Advent we…
-
The Twirling
The one who creates twirling, in 1978, is Marc-Arthur FREDERIC. This sport was recognized in 1985 and was framed in US for the first time. The twirling is practiced in Europe and worldwide by 3 million people in 23 member countries of the WBTF (World Baton Twirling Federation). In Asia and especially in Japan, it…
-
E-Sports
Introduction. E-sports is the professional practice of video games. For many people, this practice can’t be assimilated to sport. But mentalities are changing especially in USA, France, Germany, China, South Korea… where pro players can enjoy high-level sports VISA. The most common competitive games are “Starcraft II“, which is a real time strategy game, “DOTA…
-
Eventful October – a real feast for Skopje’s audiences !
Since the last VOICES edition, events taking place in Skopje were as numerous as the freshly fallen autumn leafs! Don’t worry if you missed some of them because exclusively for our readers, we have separated some of the most interesting ones!
-
10 years of Volunteers Center Skopje
by the Team of Volunteers Center Skopje 2005 was the year when 5 young people returned home from their EVS projects extremely motivated to continue and use somehow their fresh gained knowledge and unique experience. That 1 year abroad working in multicultural environment, overcoming various obstacles, solving different issues, building huge network of international friends…
VOICES 