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Dance Fest Skopje to be presented at Dusseldorf Dance Fair
Interart Cultural Centre, organiser of the Dance Fest Skopje, will be presented at the prestigious seventh International Dance Fair, which is taking place in Dusseldorf on 27-30 August.
Wildfires rage across Macedonia
More than a dozen wildfires fanned by strong wind are raging across Macedonia, wreaking havoc in some areas, news reaching here from Skopje reported on Monday.
Senators Menendez and Snowe Move U.S. Administration on Fyrom Issue
"Thanks to U.S. Senators Robert Menendez and Olympia Snowe , the U.S. Administration, in a letter this morning, removed a major obstacle to reaching a solution to the FYROM name issue," said leaders of the ...
Dairy farmers block Skopje-Tetovo highway
Dairy farmers put up roadblocks early Wednesday on Skopje-Tetovo highway as a way to show their discontent with milk's low purchasing price.
Nimetz to arrive with a 'clear message'
United Nations mediator Matthew Nimetz will arrive in Greece today having received a clear indication of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia's position on the name dispute after talks in Skopje yesterday.
Third international art colony "Skopje 2008"
As of Monday, Skopje is hosting the 3rd edition of the Skopje 2008 Art Colony in Arka Hotel, which is being held traditionally for two years straight.
Experts look back at Ohrid Accord
Seven years after the Ohrid Accord ended fighting in Macedonia, public signs are bilingual.
Macedonian leaders meet ahead of Nimetz's visit to Skopje
SKOPJE, Macedonia-- President Branko Crvenkovski and Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski meet on Tuesday , ahead of an upcoming visit by the UN envoy in the name dispute between Macedonia and Greece, Matthew Nimetz.
New round of name negotiations yields no progress
Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski proposed to add recognition of the Macedonian Orthodox Church and renaming of the Thessaloniki International Airport to ongoing name-dispute talks.
Skopje steps up campaign on Macedonian minority's recognition by Greece
SKOPJE, Macedonia -- Macedonian Parliament Speaker Trajko Veljanovski has launched a fresh effort to pressure Greece into recognising the existence of an ethnic Macedonian minority, media reported on Saturday .
US says name dispute must not hamper Macedonia's NATO accession
SKOPJE, Macedonia -- US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said on Thursday that Macedonia should join NATO, regardless of its long-standing name dispute with Greece.
UN envoy Nimetz says name issue is essence of Greek-Macedonian dispute
NEW YORK, United States -- The name issue is the essence of the problem between Greece and Macedonia and should be the focus of talks, UN envoy Matthew Nimetz said on Wednesday after separate meetings in New ...
Human rights violations persist in Macedonia
Although police beatings are declining in Macedonia, the further reduction of human rights violations will require a collective effort.
Wednesday marks the seven-year anniversary of the signing of the Ohrid Framework Agreement, which put an end to the 2001 armed conflict in Macedonia.
Majority of Macedonians support EU entry
SKOPJE * More than 87 percent of Macedonians want their country to become a member of the European Union, a survey presented yesterday showed.
Bakoyannis: Greece will negotiate only for name issue
Only the name of Macedonia can be the subject of negotiations and agreements with Skopje, stated Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis on the occasion of the invitation conveyed by UN envoy Matthew Nimetz to ...
Prisoners write a letter to the president
"President, an amnesty for us!" is the request of Skopje's prisoners from Sutka and Idrisovo Detention Centers, as a result of President's amnesty for SDSM VP, Zoran Zaev.
Seavus to build an IT Center in Skopje
The IT Company Seavus unveiled plans for construction of a big IT Center in Skopje, envisaging employment of 1,500 people in a long run.
A wave of Hungarian culture to refresh Sozopol
The Hungarian Cultural Institute of Sofia has organised 10-days' worth of cultural activities in Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Sozopol under the devise Hungarian Wave, to take place from July 30 to August 10 ...
Macedonia prepared for a reasonable compromise with Greece, not a dictate - foreign minister
Macedonia is prepared for a reasonable compromise in the name dispute with Greece, but will not accept a dictate on the part of Athens, Macedonian foreign minister Antonio Milososki told Macedonian daily ...