North Macedonia (National)
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Sinisa's coverage predominantly revolves around government & politics in North Macedonia and the wider Balkan region. He frequently includes expert commentary, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in engaging with experts who can provide insights into political developments within the Balkans or offer informed perspectives on regional policies and their impact.
For those looking to reach out to Sinisa, consider providing expertise related to ongoing political events or emerging policy issues within North Macedonia or the broader Balkan region. Additionally, sources with a deep understanding of governmental inner workings and legal implications may pique his interest.
It's worth noting that while Sinisa covers topics such as women's football, challenges, development, and gender equality less frequently than government & politics themes; these could still present an opportunity for outreach if they align with his coverage at any given time.
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By: Sinisa Jakov Marusic
In 2017 the opposition VMRO DPMNE party accused the then ruling Social Democrats of secret plans to take in Middle Eastern migrants. These turned out to be unfounded. Now the VMRO DPMNE is in power, it faces similar claims – that the UK is planning to use North Macedonia as an offshore migrant hub.
By: Sinisa Jakov Marusic
North Macedonia's new Chief Prosecutor, Nenad Saveski, has made a decision that could determine the fate of two of the country's most sensitive cases, both of which target the alleged illegal financing of the governing party.
By: Sinisa Jakov Marusic
Lence Ristoska quits after being removed from two politically sensitive cases concerning alleged corruption within the ruling party – calling it the last straw in a series of moves aimed at preventing her from doing her job.
By: Edit Inotai, Sinisa Jakov Marusic
In appearing to call time on Nikola Gruevski's refuge in Hungary, election-winner Peter Magyar has put North Macedonia's government in a tight spot.
By: Sinisa Jakov Marusic
Political change in Sofia promises a stable government after years of turmoil – but it isn't likely to translate into a substantial shift in policy towards neighbouring North Macedonia and its blocked EU aspirations.
By: Xhorxhina Bami, Sinisa Jakov Marusic
Albanian law students from North Macedonia say they should be allowed to take the bar exam in their mother tongue. The dispute speaks to a broader problem of unfulfilled language rights.
By: Sinisa Jakov Marusic
In North Macedonia, an enduring ethnic divide extends to conflicting interpretations of what actually happened during World War II.
By: Sinisa Jakov Marusic
Authorities say they are responding faster to domestic violence reports – but a series of recent deaths or murders of women suggests the gap between promises and meaningful change remains wide.
By: Svetoslav Todorov, Sinisa Jakov Marusic
Bulgaria’s president condemned the burning of two Bulgarian diplomatic vehicles in Skopje, calling the incident an “attack” on her country and demanding that the authorities in North Macedonia fully clarify the case.
By: Sinisa Jakov Marusic, Azem Kurtic
Hundreds joined marches in Sarajevo and Skopje, emphasising the ongoing struggles faced by LGBTQ+ communities despite steadily growing acceptance.
