North Macedonia's Deputy Prime Minister for Inter-Community Relations and leader of the ethnic Serb party in North Macedonia, Ivan Stoilković, for whom there are documents indicating that he acted as a Serbian agent, is set to receive a new portfolio as part of the government reshuffle carried out by Hristijan Mickoski.
Nearly a week after the adoption of the European Parliament's resolution on North Macedonia's progress toward European Union membership, the full text of the report has become publicly available, revealing several noteworthy points deserving public attention.
An unidentified individual set fire today to vehicles belonging to the Bulgarian Embassy in central Skopje, according to the Macedonian media outlet tribuna.mk.
North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski unveiled a monument dedicated to Macedonian heroes in the Albanian village of Tuminets, according to a post on his Facebook page.
While Croatian President Zoran Milanović at the end of March supported North Macedonia on its European path—adopting a position detrimental to Bulgaria and contrary to the EU negotiating framework—it has emerged that Croatia is simultaneously slowing Montenegro’s progress toward the European Union.
Last week, North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski once again demonstrated a lack of willingness for a genuine start to negotiations on the Republic of North Macedonia’s membership in the European Union.
North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski unveiled a monument dedicated to Macedonian heroes in the Albanian village of Tuminets, according to a post on his Facebook page.
An unidentified individual set fire today to vehicles belonging to the Bulgarian Embassy in central Skopje, according to the Macedonian media outlet tribuna.mk.
While Croatian President Zoran Milanović at the end of March supported North Macedonia on its European path—adopting a position detrimental to Bulgaria and contrary to the EU negotiating framework—it has emerged that Croatia is simultaneously slowing Montenegro’s progress toward the European Union.
Last week, North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski once again demonstrated a lack of willingness for a genuine start to negotiations on the Republic of North Macedonia’s membership in the European Union.
Nearly a week after the adoption of the European Parliament's resolution on North Macedonia's progress toward European Union membership, the full text of the report has become publicly available, revealing several noteworthy points deserving public attention.
North Macedonia's Deputy Prime Minister for Inter-Community Relations and leader of the ethnic Serb party in North Macedonia, Ivan Stoilković, for whom there are documents indicating that he acted as a Serbian agent, is set to receive a new portfolio as part of the government reshuffle carried out by Hristijan Mickoski.
North Macedonia's Deputy Prime Minister for Inter-Community Relations and leader of the ethnic Serb party in North Macedonia, Ivan Stoilković, for whom there are documents indicating that he acted as a Serbian agent, is set to receive a new portfolio as part of the government reshuffle carried out by Hristijan Mickoski.
Nearly a week after the adoption of the European Parliament's resolution on North Macedonia's progress toward European Union membership, the full text of the report has become publicly available, revealing several noteworthy points deserving public attention.
An unidentified individual set fire today to vehicles belonging to the Bulgarian Embassy in central Skopje, according to the Macedonian media outlet tribuna.mk.
North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski unveiled a monument dedicated to Macedonian heroes in the Albanian village of Tuminets, according to a post on his Facebook page.
While Croatian President Zoran Milanović at the end of March supported North Macedonia on its European path—adopting a position detrimental to Bulgaria and contrary to the EU negotiating framework—it has emerged that Croatia is simultaneously slowing Montenegro’s progress toward the European Union.
Last week, North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski once again demonstrated a lack of willingness for a genuine start to negotiations on the Republic of North Macedonia’s membership in the European Union.
