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FM Bujar Osmani, explained the new French proposal for starting negotiations with the EU, assuring that the issue of the Macedonian language has been resolved and that, according to him, all lies should be “dismantled”. “The issue of the Macedonian language has been resolved once and for all with the modified French proposal, the Macedonian language will become official in ...

Prime Minsiter Dimitar Kovacevski, answering a journalist’s question, said that the consultative process for the European proposal has not yet been completed and the talks continue. “Regarding the consultations, we already had an initial meeting with the coalition partners, to which what was presented to them, some of those coalition partners have already expressed positive views regarding the proposal that ...

The Government of the Republic of North Macedonia, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, received a proposal from the French Presidency with ideas that refer to our publicly stated positions and views. This is the basis for opening a broad consultative process first in the Government and the coalition partners, and then with the President, the Parliament and the opposition, ...

Prime Minister Dimitar Kovacevski held a press conference, where he addressed the public regarding the final text of the French proposal for unblocking North Macedonia’s European integration, which arrived at the Government Thursday. Kovacevski said that it arrived at the Government after their intervention in Brussels and their reaction to the draft documents. Official positions will be announced after all ...

VMRO-DPMNE leader Hristijan Mickoski held a second press-conference Thursday, after PM Dimitar Kovacevski answered journalist’s questions regarding the French proposal that arrived at the Government. “It is a lie by the Government that they were not acquainted with the proposal, it is also a lie that they now present this as a great success, while we have not seen and ...

MPs did not vote in the non-confidence motion for President of Parliament, Talat Xhaferi, which was submitted by the opposition. 61 MPs voted “against” and 43 MPs voted “in favour”. During the debate, the opposition accused Xhaferi of violating the provisions of the Constitution and the Rules of Procedure of Parliament, of lack of capacity to conduct parliamentary sessions and ...