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Gjorgiev and Dimitrov Perceive Opening of Clubs Differently

The first people of the mixed Commission for historical issues are looking at the opening of cultural clubs in North Macedonia and Bulgaria with different eyes. For the president of the Macedonian team, Dragi Gjorgiev, they do not directly affect the work of the Commission, but the political uncertainty in Sofia. In an interview with Radio Free Europe, he says ...

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Second Day of Reports by VMRO-DPMNE Mayors

Second day of the so-called party fair, at which the mayors from VMRO-DPMNE give an account of the work done for 365 days in power, in over 40 municipalities. At the first panel, local self-government and international cooperation, challenges and experiences were debated. For the participating experts, this is a good move to increase transparency and accountability to citizens. International ...

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Spokesperson of VMRO-DPMNE Mavrovski Questioned by Police

Bitola actor and spokesperson of VMRO-DPMNE Bitola, Vasko Mavrovski was called to the police station because of Facebook status for the Minister of Culture Bisera Kostadinovska Stojcevska. In the status where, among other things, he criticizes the austerity measures, Mavrovski adds that he expects the head of REC Bitola, Kovacevski to give all “savers” an extension cable per meter and ...

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Meeting Announced, Ahmeti with Leaders of Albanian Opposition Parties

By the end of this week, Bilal Kasami will try to hold a meeting with the leaders of all Albanian parties in the country, the Besa Movement confirms for Kanal 5. They will send an invitation to Ali Ahmeti, Arben Taravari, Afrim Gashi and Menduh Thaci, in order to build a common position to change the wording in the constitution ...

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Newly Elected Constitutional Judges Bozadzieva and Skender Start Duties

The newly elected judges Tatjana Vasic Bozadzieva and Fatmir Skender started working in the Constitutional Court. The two judges were received by the president of the Constitutional Court, Dobrila Kacarska, they received working materials for the next session scheduled for 9 November. Judges Bozadzieva and Skender met with the employees of the Constitutional Court and in the coming period they ...

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Ad Hoc Body Did Not Give Consent for Association with Name Tsar Ferdinand

The newly formed advisory body for the use of names of historical figures adopted a negative opinion on the use of the name of the Bulgarian Tsar Ferdinand. In the name of an association that wants to bear the name of this historical person and for whose registration documents were recently submitted for registration in the central registry. According to ...

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Director of Protocol at MoFA Submits Resignation After Blunder with Flag

The director of protocol in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs resigned from his position due to the mistake with the Slovak flag during the visit of the head of the Slovenian diplomacy Tanja Fajon in Skopje. The Minister of Foreign Affairs Bujar Osmani informed about this Monday night, and added that he accepted the resignation. The blunder happened ten days ...

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Kovacevski: I Will Talk to All Parties About Solution for Constitutional Amendments

“The parties should sit at the table and discuss the constitutional amendments,” Prime Minister Dimitar Kovacevski said after some of the opposition parties from the Albanian political bloc set a condition that the wording “20 percent” in the Constitution be replaced by “Albanian language”, and in return they support the inclusion of Bulgarians and other nations in the Preamble of ...

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Session for Election of Penov Continues Wednesday

Vice-President of Parliament, Goran Misovski, announced that the 88th session in which MPs discuss the proposal for Risto Penov to be the new Minister of Local Self-Government continues Wednesday after 12:00. Prime Minister Dimitar Kovacevski in his presentation to the MPs emphasized that he is convinced that the Government with Risto Penov in the area of ​​local self-government will do ...

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PPO Celebrates European Day of Justice

“The working agreement for cooperation with the European Public Prosecutor’s Office that was signed yesterday is the best proof of the commitment with which the Public Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of North Macedonia strives to reach European standards in its operations,” noted the Public Prosecutor of the Republic of North Macedonia Ljubomir Joveski, congratulating 25 October – European Day ...

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