Sunday, November 04, 2007

Gruevski: Macedonia won't accept any name different from the constitutional one

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Republic of Macedonia won't accept a name for international use which is different from the constitutional one. Government...

More than 10,000 rally in Ottawa over FYROM/ Macedonia controversy

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A rally staged last weekend in Ottawa by members of Canada's Greek community to protest the Conservative government's use of the nam...

Greek customs officers smuggle cigarettes through Macedonia

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Three customs officers of Greece have been charged with involvement in major cigarette smuggling operation. According to Greek official, ...

EU won't propose starting Macedonia entry talks

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The European Commission will not recommend opening EU membership talks with Macedonia in its annual progress report next week because of pol...

Macedonia to receive over €300 mln from EU funds by 2010

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Skopje. A significant increase of the EU's financial assistance to Macedonia, which will exceed a total amount of 300 million euros in t...

Former Macedonian PM appears in court over arms deal

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Macedonia's former prime minister appeared in a Skopje district court Monday to face charges of acting against the national interest in ...

Australia won't change name policy

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Australian has no plans to formally recognize Macedonia by its constitutional name, Australian Prime Minister Alexander Downer said on Monda...

Miloshoski says Greece should recognize Macedonia's name

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Macedonia will become an ally for Greece through recognition of the country's constitutional name, Macedonian Foreign Minister Antonio M...
Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Crvenkovski and Gruevski express condolences for Tose Proeski's death

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Macedonian President Branko Crvenkovski and Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski expressed today condolences for Tose Proeski's tragic death. ...

Milovanovich/Fouere: Macedonia lost a great son

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US Ambassador Gillian Milovanovich and the European Ambassador Erwan Fouere "joined the grief of the nation" by sending letters of...

Shocked Macedonians mourn pop star Proeski

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Shocked Macedonians on Tuesday mourned one of their biggest stars, singer Tose Proeski, who was killed in a car crash on a Croatian motorway...

Popular Macedonian singer Toshe Proeski dies in car accident in Croatia

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Macedonian pop star Toshe Proeski, whose ballads earned him admirers across the former Yugoslavia, died Tuesday when his car crashed into a ...
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Balkan pop star dies in car crash

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Macedonian pop star Tose Proeski, a hugely popular singer in the Balkans, has died in a car crash in Croatia. His fan base rivals that of ...
Saturday, October 13, 2007

Bulgarian embassy in Skopje maltreats Macedonians

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Skopje. After all what has been achieved for the last 17 years, since Bulgaria recognized the independence of Macedonia and started working...

Ljubco Georgievski requested separation of Macedonia

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Skopje. If Kosovo receives independence, the Albanian extremists would attack Macedonia in five years, the former Macedonian Prime Minister...
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Strumica observes day of mourning

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The Municipality of Strumica today observes a day of mourning over the death of two minors in rehabilitation center in Bansko. Dragan Sto...

Macedonia’s NATO accession not directly related to Kosovo: German Defense Minister

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Skopje. Macedonia’s accession to NATO is not directly related to the solving of Kosovo issue, the German Defense Minister Franz Josef Yung ...

Bulgaria to Maintain Visa Regime With Macedonia

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Although the number of Macedonians entering Bulgaria has fallen recently, its consul in Skopje, Vencislav Cvetanov, told local media on Wedn...

The number of Macedonians visiting Bulgaria decreased significantly

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Skopje. The number of Macedonian citizens who are visiting Bulgaria has decreased significantly, but this is normal for a country where the...

Macedonia won’t have ambassadors in other countries soon

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Skopje. It seems that much of time will pass before Macedonia sends ambassadors to other countries. There is no initiative to organize a me...