Macedonian citizens rush to get new passport before deadline
Citizens of North Macedonia queued at police stations this weekend in an attempt to get their new passports.
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Where in Europe do people pay the highest taxes?
According to the Tax Foundation, single average wage workers in Europe were paying about one third of their wages in taxes in 2022. Unsurprisingly, tax burdens across Europe vary significantly, with workers in Western European and more developed countries paying considerably more.
Cork's Reece Ademola smashes Irish Under-23 long jump record
Corkman Reece Ademola obliterated the Irish Under-23 indoor long jump record on Tuesday with a head-turning performance at the Aarhus Sprint'n'Jump meet.
Visual arts all over Qatar, from painted murals to the 5th International Art Festival
In Qatar 365, we explore some of the best visual art in the country, starting with the highlights of the 5th edition of the Qatar International Arts Festival. Featuring more than 300 artists from over 60 countries, the festival is one of the biggest in the country.
Euroviews. Do you know where our winter holiday celebrations come from?
We all know Santa Claus and enjoy his presents. However, who knows his origins and his relationship with Saint Nicholas of Myra?
Gareth Southgate ready for anything after pressures of England job
Gareth Southgate has insisted there is no job in world football that would daunt him after the pressures he has experienced being manager of England.
'The nationalisation of states is killing the European idea': EU book prize winner Menasse
Asked why he is drawn to the European Union as the subject matter for his books, Menasse says: "I am a novelist. What is a novel? What should a novel be able to tell? Contemporaneity. For us Europeans, the European Union is producing the basics and the context of all our lives; of our search for luck and wealth. It's European law which interferes in our lives, which defines our lives. So if I try to tell how we are living today, what our problems are, how we try to resolve them, and why we are not able to resolve them, that has all the time to do with the context of European law and the reality of the European Union."
Will North Macedonia be able to quit dirty coal?
Despite a pledge to become the first coal-free country in the Western Balkans, North Macedonia has extended the closing date of its coal-fired power plants several times. Click on the video above to watch the report.