Hundreds of people scrambled for the small venue’s only exit as the fire spread across the ceiling, leaving many trapped in the country’s deadliest incident in years.

Burn specialists from Serbia, the Czech Republic and Israel were expected in North Macedonia on Monday to assist local medical staff. More would be taken to hospitals in Croatia and Romania ...

North Macedonia's insurer Croatia Osiguruvanje, part of Croatia Osiguranje [<a href=" target="_blank">ZSE:CROS], said it has ...

Burn specialists from Serbia, the Czech Republic and Israel were expected in North Macedonia on Monday to assist local medical staff. More would be taken to hospitals in Croatia and Romania ...

A fire tore through an overcrowded nightclub packed with mostly young people in North Macedonia early Sunday ... Greece, Serbia and Croatia. Interior Minister Pance Toskovski said more than 20 of the ...

Officials say the death toll from last month’s deadly nightclub fire in North Macedonia has risen to 61 after a second critically injured victim died while receiving treatment in Lithuania ...

The "Pulse" nightclub, which local media reports described as a former carpet warehouse, had only two fire extinguishers and no fire alarm, Kocevski said. The ceiling was made of flammable materials ...

A fire tore through an overcrowded nightclub packed with mostly young people in North Macedonia early on Sunday ... Serbia and Croatia. Interior Minister Pance Toskovski said more than 20 of ...

Croatia, North Macedonia, Serbia, and Slovenia. Operations: Telekom Austria AG generates its revenue primarily from Wireless Communications Services, which amounted to €5.32 billion. Telekom ...

Swedish healthcare chain Medicover said on Wednesday that it is acquiring six Central and Eastern European units of German ...

With the countdown to 100 days before the Summer European Youth Olympic Festival Skopje 2025 underway, delegation leaders ...

Burn specialists from Serbia, the Czech Republic and Israel were expected in North Macedonia on Monday to assist local medical staff. More would be taken to hospitals in Croatia and Romania ...