North Macedonia's health minister says a critically injured burn victim from a nightclub fire last month in an eastern town ...

Authorities were investigating allegations of bribery surrounding the fire in the nightclub, which was crammed with young revelers and at double capacity. Kocani's mayor resigned Monday over the ...

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 ...

Police have detained 15 people after a fire at a nightclub in North Macedonia killed at least 59 people, officials have said.

KOCANI, North Macedonia — Municipal workers in Kocani dug graves Tuesday for the dozens of young people killed in a nightclub fire as protests were held in cities across North Macedonia.

KOCANI, North Macedonia (AP) — As families gathered outside a hospital for updates, Tomco Stojanov had already been given the devastating news. His 25-year-old son, Andrej, had been killed Sunday in a ...

Dozens of people were killed when a fire ripped through an illegal nightclub in North Macedonia's southern city of Kocani, prompting a bribery and corruption investigation that has led to the arrests ...

Sporadic violence broke out in North Macedonia on Monday as thousands of people demanded justice for 59 people killed in a nightclub blaze and called for an end to the corruption that they say was ...

The victims of the devastating nightclub fire in Kocani, North Macedonia, were laid to rest on March 20, with thousands gathering in silence to pay their respects. The blaze, which erupted on ...

The fire broke out during a concert by the hip-hop duo DNK at the Pulse nightclub in the town of Kocani about 3am (02:00 GMT) on Sunday when sparks from flares set the ceiling alight. At least 59 ...

Authorities say they are investigating allegations of bribery surrounding the nightclub crammed with ... “I grieve the tragic loss of life in the fire in Kocani,” she wrote on Twitter/X.

Thousands of mourners gathered at cemeteries across North Macedonia on Thursday for the funerals of dozens of people killed in a nightclub fire, the Balkan country's worst disaster in decades.