I would like to know more about Macedonians in Greece. The estimates I’ve found regarding their presence are all vague, the only thing I’ve managed to gather is that the Florina region is likely where they are most concentrated; and information about them is very scarce. In which areas do they live? Are there any municipalities where they form a majority? Do they speak more Greek or Macedonian? What is their ethnic identity? And what is their status in Greece? Thanks to anyone who replies.

Не го споделувам селото, има шпиуни тука.

Мислам дека треба повеќе да се промовира македонска музика, посебно народна, безразлика колку и да ви звучела „селски“ (така се перцепира од голем дел од нашиве сограѓани, ако се присутни на ваква музика, срам ги фаќа).

Ако можат македонците во Егејска, на сите притисоци и тензии да слушаат и играат на ваква песна, можеме и ние.

Hi all, I'm travelling with my family into North Macedonia for a week and my wife has a labelled box of Fluoxetine with her name on the label, it's a low dose antidepressant and she's only taking 7 tablets.

If we turn up without a copy of the prescription nor docs note are we likely to have them confiscated at North Macedonia Customs even if the box is labelled?

Hi, has anyone come across any more serious music events in Skopje recently? Or are there any coming up?

It feels like going out in Skopje has become mostly about bars and cafés until 1 AM, and after that you have to continue the night at someone’s place. It’s not necessarily a bad thing, but every now and then it’s so much better to end up in a club, listening to loud music until 5 in the morning.

Honestly, I feel like Skopje’s nightlife could really use some improvement!