Tension Between Opposition And VMRO-DPMNE Loyalists: FYROM’s Constitutional crisis (24-XII-2012)  Anti-riot police separates pro-government loyalists and SDSM-led opposition which demonstrates near the parliament of FYROM due to Constitutional crisis that started with bypassing the legal procedure for bringing the 2013 state budget.   VIDEO Lawmakers from the opposition thrown away at sight of Jankuloska Opposition MPs have been omitted from the plenary […]

The austerity measures forced on to the Greeks are not only unfair, they set a bad precedent for the rest of Europe by Poul Nyrup Rasmussen Published on Friday, May 7, 2010 by The Guardian/UK On the day of the eurozone leaders’ meeting in Brussels, it is essential that we look at what is really going on in the European […]

18 April 2009, Serbian scholar Gojko Subotić, hosted by MANU*, states that the historical Ohrid Archbishopric had a Greek cultural character. *”Makedonska Akademija na Naukite i Umetnostite” (“Macedonian Academy of Arts and Sciences”), highest academic institution of FYROM. From the Youtube Channel of Srbolog  

19 Ιούν 2009 — Ljubčo Georgievski, the former Prime Minister of FYROM, uses linguistic arguments against Pseudomacedonism by demonstrating that the absence of Latin superstratum in the vocabulary of FYROMian Slavic, which indicates that the Slavs arrived after the Romanization of the Balkan peninsula. From the Youtube Channel of Srbolog

 There is no need of a new framework agreement, EU Ambassador Erwan Fouéré said Monday, pointing out that the existing one remains vital for FYROM’s stability, prosperity and EU-integration process. It has been emphasised in several occasions that FYROM’s road to the European Union leads via Ohrid. We shall say once again that it may be done only by an effective implementation […]

June 18, 2009 — Pasko Kuzman’s, FYROMian chief archaeologist, resignation after listening to the letter to Obama by the “Macedonia Evidence” team [ http://www.macedonia-evidence.org ]

Administration of the city of Skoplje provides insight into the process of building a monumental statue of Alexander the Great in the city’s central square.

NATO’s General Secretary Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, in a meeting with Branko Crvenkovski, warns about the possibility of a failure of referendum about country’s name, predicting a possibility of a security crisis.

Branko Geroski, editor-in-chief of “Sega” weekly, attacks the stubborn lack of desire by the Government of FYROM to find a compromise solution in the name dispute between Skoplje and Athens.