Photo by: MIA Skopje, FYROM – Reports about increased number of  irregularities took place during the second round of the local elections in FYROM. Despite the assurances by FYROM’s Minister of Interior Affairs, Gordana Jankuloska that ” elections were held in line with all democratic standards“, facts show the opposite. The facts are as follows: – Dozens of residents of Pustec (Albania), […]

Skopje Koha e Re 01 Sep 10 p 3   Report by Afrim Tanallari: “Three Scenarios on [FYR]Macedonia”   Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski’s resignation along the lines of the Croatian model; a snap parliamentary election along with a referendum on a compromise with Greece; and a technical or an expert government are the three possible scenarios that might happen if […]

Another Rare Document from 1912 which proves the absurdity of the current slavic claim about existence of “ethnic Macedonians”.  Translation in English: The Committee of Parliamentary Elections in Monastir, comprised of Muslims, Greeks and Bulgarians announce to the honourable electors that they jointly decided the candidate representatives for Monastir to be the following honourable gentlemen: 1. Kenan Zia Bey 2. […]

 Robert Marquand and Pat Murphy of “Christian Science Monitor” about the Pseudomacedonian ideology in the context of 2009 Presidential and local elections in FYROM (audio):

The first signals about violations of the voting in FYROM arrived at noon, Focus News Agency reported. In Skopje’s Saraj municipality voting materials have reportedly been changed. The competent authorities are investigating the case. FYROM elects president and local authorities on Sunday. The interest in many places is apparently growing. The polling stations were almost empty at about 8:00 in the morning, […]

Dr. George Voskopoulos June 25, 2008 For almost half a century of Cold War antagonism US foreign policy played a catalytic role in keeping allies together and providing sound and much required leadership. Joseph Nye rightly suggested that for “almost five decades, the containment of Soviet power provided a North Star to guide American foreign policy”. Washington was the provider […]

Dr. George Voskopoulos in American Chronicle June 12, 2008 The recent elections in FYROM brought to the surface the issue of the rule of law in terms of electoral practices and democratic consolidation. According to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and its international election observation mission for the parliamentary elections in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia […]