GEORGI LICOVSKI
Week in Review: Lifting the Lid
Controversial Venture
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban (L) and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. EPA-EFE/Szilard Koszticsak
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Picturing War: Macedonian Boys Fetch Ammo in the Thick of Fighting
Seasoned Macedonian photographer and European Press Agency contributor Georgi Licovski is a well-known name in his country and abroad.
But he admits that during the early days of the 2001 armed conflict in North Macedonia, his experience accounted for little as he too was caught up in the prevailing chaos and adrenalin rushes that could have cost him his life.
Bulgaria PM at Odds with President and Partners over North Macedonia
Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov ended a visit to the Bitola 2 electricity project in North Macedonia, on April 16, 2022. Photo: EPA-EFE/GEORGI LICOVSKI
COVID-19 Spike Adds to Jitters Over New School Year in Balkans
One envisages repeating the practice from last school year, when younger pupils attended classes in person under strict safety protocols while older pupils followed online classes.
A second alternative would rotate children so that they spend one week in school and the next online.
For North Macedonia’s LGBT Community, Pride is Taste of Freedom
It's also due to his fear of disapproval and even violence from some of his compatriots. As a result, he tries hard not to attract too much attention on the streets.
"I wear plain clothes, usually jeans, like today. But I cannot hide it. How can you hide this beauty!" he laughs.
North Macedonia Welcomes Home Handball Champions
Macedonians gathered at Skopje airport on Monday to serenade the victorious male handball team following its sensational victory on Sunday in Germany.
Thousands of others took to the streets to cheer their heroes as the team mounted an open-topped double-decker bus that journeyed from the airport to the city's main Macedonia Square for the main celebration.
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North Macedonia starts formally enforcing name change
A woman walks between a Greek border landmark and a new signpost for North Macedonia at the Evzones border crossing on Wednesday. After the ratification of the Prespes deal and a NATO accession protocol, authorities in the Balkan country are now formally implementing the name change, and will be adjusting road signs, passports and car license plates over the coming months.
In Pictures: Snow Storms Hit Balkans
A man rides bicycle during a snowfall in Skopje, Macedonia on February 25. Media reports ostate that extreme cold weather is forecast to hit many parts of Europe with temperatures plummeting to a possible ten year low. Photo: EPA-EFE/GEORGI LICOVSKI
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Name sign comes down at FYROM airport
Workers remove the letters of the sign reading 'Alexander the Great Airport' on the front of the airport building near Skopje, on Saturday.
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In Profile: Key Figures in Kosovo's Independence Struggle
Hashim Thaci: Guerrilla Chief Became Kosovo Leader
An Albanian boy in military uniform salutes to KLA leader Hashim Thaci during Albanian celebrations marking the retreat of Serbian troops from Podujevo, Saturday, 07 August 1999. Photo: EPA/ALBAN BUJARI