Traffic on state roads runs smoothly, on dry roads. At certain roads going through ravines, minor rockslides are possible. The MAKEDONIJAPAT PE calls for careful driving and adjustment of the speed to the conditions of the road. The MAKEDONIJAPAT PE’s on-call teams are constantly on-site and keep all roads passable.
Read More »Euronews Albania: OLAF has Opened Investigations for North Macedonia
The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) has opened 36 investigations for the Western Balkan countries, Euronews Albania has reported, adding that these investigations, which have been made public and are accessible on OLAF’s official website, are reported to have been conducted over the past 5 years. According to the data, 18 of 36 investigations initiated for the Western Balkan beneficiary countries ...
Read More »North Macedonia’s Institutions on OLAF Report Data
Commenting on the latest information about European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) data concerning North Macedonia, the Secretariat for European Affairs, which is the coordinator of EU funds for the country, said on Thursday other institutions had the data. The Finance Ministry has so far not given an answer about the matter. Telma contacted the Public Prosecutor’s Office. Without giving a specific ...
Read More »Peer Review Mission over Judicial Council to First Come Thursday and Friday
The peer review mission announced by the EU Delegation’s Head, Ambassador David Geer, at the start of this month, will be in North Macedonia on Thursday and Friday (27 and 28 July). According to the announcement, the process will consist of two stages, that is, Thursday and Friday will see the mission only determine what it will look into. In ...
Read More »SDSM and VMRO-DPMNE Remain Divided over Constitutional Changes Issue
The parties’ stands on the constitutional changes remain unchanged. As SDSM MP Martin Kostovski said on Wednesday, adopting the changes is the last chance for VMRO-DPMNE and its leader, Hristijan Mickoski, to support the interests of the country and its citizens, and prove they are genuinely in favour of EU membership. On the other hand, VMRO-DPMNE said again that there ...
Read More »Defence Minister Petrovska Meets Counterpart Guler in Istanbul
In the frames of her visit to Istanbul, Defence Minister Slavjanka Petrovska met on Wednesday with her counterpart from Turkiye, Yasar Guler. They talked about the defence relations between the two countries, security in the Balkans, and solidification of the Alliance’s collective security. As Petrovska said, the defence cooperation between North Macedonia and Turkiye has enabled the former to have ...
Read More »Activities Marking 60 th Anniversary of Skopje Earthquake Continue
On the occasion of the 60 th anniversary of the Skopje earthquake, Parliament held a solemn session. PM Dimitar Kovacevski praised the “courage of those that from the chaos and ruins on 26 July, helped a new Skopje to be born”. According to him, solidarity is the capital’s code. The same day, VMRO-DPMNE leader Hristijan Mickoski said the values that ...
Read More »Reactions to Latest Developments in Relation to Constitutional Changes
The Government has received 15 days to prepare the text of the constitutional amendments. Alliance for Albanians and Alternative said in the frames of Tuesday’s session of the Parliamentary Committee on Constitutional Affairs that they were not satisfied with the non-acceptance of their amendments in the initiative for the changes. BESA MP Fadil Zendeli said his party would support the ...
Read More »VMRO-DPMNE Leader Mickoski Comments on Several Topics
Commenting on the so-called Ilinden declaration announced by SDSM, VMRO-DPMNE leader Hristijan Mickoski asked on Tuesday why there was a need for that considering the stands that the identity had been protected. “Why, all of a sudden, after several months, those who claim that they have protected the identity of the country yet basically destroyed it got the wish to ...
Read More »Judicial Council Elects 25 New Judges for Courts
At a session on Tuesday, the Judicial Council elected 25 new judges that will become part of courts in the country, including the Criminal Court in Skopje. The Basic Courts in Strumica, Tetovo, and Bitola, too, are among those institutions that will get new judges. Skopje Basic Court will get eight judges. Among the new judges are Simona Bubevska- Mucunski ...
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