Macedonia

Svilanovic: Region's EU accession process has changed

BELGRADE - Croatia's EU accession marked the end of one accession model, and the process is now completely different for Western Balkan states due to the circumstances in the region and the EU itself, such as the economic crisis, migration and Brexit, Regional Cooperation Council Secretary-General Goran Svilanovic said Thursday.

Anarchist group “Rubicon” members “invade” US consulate

Members of anarchist groups, including the Greek anarchist group called “Rubicon” invaded the US Consulate in Thessaloniki, Macedonia, Tuesday morning. 15 people threw leaflets and chanted slogans protesting against the scheduled visit to Greece of US President Barack Obama. Greek police arrived on the scene and proceeded to apprehend some of the anarchists.

Bulgaria's PM Discusses Kaimakchalan Plaque With Macedonia's Dimitriev

At a meeting with Macedonian Prime Minister Emil Dimitriev, Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov expressed his expectation of a quick solution to the setting up of a memorial plaque to commemorate the soldiers who died at the Kaimakchalan peak, announced the press office of the Council of Ministers.

Vucic, Ivanov discuss relations,migrants,situation in region

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic on Friday received Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov to discuss economic ties, the migrant crisis and the situation in the region.

Vucic and Ivanov agreed cooperation between security services needed to be stepped up to maintain stability in the Balkans amid the migrant crisis.

Small Macedonian Party Poses Legal Challenge to Election

Macedonia's Constitutional Court could potentially put the December 11 general election date on hold if it upholds a motion submitted on Tuesday by a small ethnic Albanian party.

The Uniteti party, which has no seats in parliaiment, says the larger number of registered voters in one of the six electoral districts renders the election unfair and thus illegal.

Mystery Macedonian Grave Sparks Intrigue in Bulgaria

After the Macedonian authorities found a mass grave last week near the village of Zajas, believed to date from the Second Balkan War in 1913, various reports have appeared in Bulgarian media claiming that the remains discovered belong to ethnic Bulgarians who rioted against the Serbs at the time.

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