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US denies Rice's possible initiative on Macedonia's name dispute

28/08/2008

SKOPJE, Macedonia -- The US Embassy in Skopje on Wednesday (August 27th) denied media reports of a possible initiative by US Secretary of State Condo...
Forest fires ravage Macedonia

27/08/2008

With Macedonia's firefighting capabilities again being tested this summer, the government has not been able to deliver on plans for new equipment.
Macedonian parliament speaker visits Tarculovski at The Hague

27/08/2008

THE HAGUE, Netherlands -- Macedonian Parliament Speaker Trajko Veljanovski visited convicted war criminal Johan Tarculovski at the Scheveningen deten...
Culture and Sports: Statue of Marcus Aurelius unearthed in Turkey

27/08/2008

Archaeologists discovered a marble statue of Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius in Turkey. Also in the news: a new statue honours reggae legend Bob Marley in Serbia, and a Croatian movie receives the Sarajevo Film Festival's top award.
Athens, Skopje trade accusations over deadlocked name talks

26/08/2008

Talks on the long-running name dispute between Greece and Macedonia appear set to drag on, as the process remains deadlocked and the prospects for a solution slim.
Macedonia's Gruevski rejects Nimetz's proposal in name dispute with Greece

25/08/2008

SKOPJE, Macedonia -- Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski on Sunday (August 24th) rejected an idea presented by UN envoy Matthew Nimetz during their recent...
Science and Technology: Organ transplants in Greece on the rise

25/08/2008

Greece is seeing a 110% rise in organ transplants year on year. Also in the news: About 2,000 Romanians own property on the moon, and Serbian hackers attacked the official website of Pristina.
Business: Croatian shops are expected to extend summer work hours

22/08/2008

Retailers are expected to stay open till midnight in Croatia. Also in business news this week: Turkey's administrative court suspends the privatisation of several highways and bridges, and vehicle sales in Romania rose by 2.3%.
Experts look back at Ohrid Accord

20/08/2008

Seven years after the Ohrid Accord ended fighting in Macedonia, public signs are bilingual. And ethnic minorities enjoy much-improved representation in the civil service. However, issues remain.
UN's Ban replies to Macedonian letter on minority in Greece

20/08/2008

SKOPJE, Macedonia -- UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon replied on Tuesday (August 19th) to a letter from Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski ask...