Zaev and Tsipras speak over phone, to talk again on Tuesday


Prime Minister Zoran Zaev spoke for an hour over the phone with Greek counterpart Alexis Tsipras on Monday afternoon, MIA learns from the Government. The telephone conversation took place between 2-3 p.m. Zaev and Tsipras discussed the remaining issues and several ideas for a solution. They agreed over an additional conversation on Tuesday morning. The …

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Zaev will call Tsipras this afternoon


Just hours before Zoran Zaev’s phone call to Alexis Tsipras, the Greek Prime Minister invited the country’s Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias to Maximos shortly before 11:00 a.m. local, where he briefed him on the latest developments in the name issue. The discussion of Alexis Tsipras and Nikos Kotzias revolved around the latest facts that emerged from …

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Debates in Skopje ahead of the telephone conversation between the two prime ministers


The telephone conversation waiting to happen between prime ministers Zoran Zaev and Alexis Tsipras has been at the focus of the media in Macedonia. Asked by IBNA about the telephone conversation, the government said that consultations continue and that every new development will be made transparent. PM Zoran Zaev and Foreign Minister Nikola Dimotrov have …

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Minister Sugareski inspects construction progress on Kicevo-Ohrid highway section


The activities related to realizing infrastructure projects will intensify, Transport, Communication Minister Goran Sugarevski told reporters on Sunday, after inspecting the progress in construction of the Kicevo-Ohrid highway section. ‘There was a delay as we inherited serious problems, due to the poor realization of the construction works of ‘Sinohydro’, ‘Transmet’ and other companies. All of …

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Flambouraris urges Independent Greeks to not hamper great opportunity for name settlement


Greek Minister without Portfolio Alekos Flambouraris in an interview with Sunday’s edition of ‘Ethnos’ daily calls on the Independent Greeks, junior partner of the government coalition, to not hamper the great opportunity for settling Athens-Skopje name dispute and  clearly take into consideration the interest of the country. ‘I personally call on the Independent Greeks to …

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Tevdovski meets Dutch Finance Minister Hoekstra


On the sidelines of the World Bank-IMF Constituency in Croatia, Macedonia’s Finance Minister Dragan Tevdovski had a meeting with his Dutch counterpart Wopke Hoekstra, also attended by World Bank CEO Frank Hemskirk. Tevdovski extended gratitude for the Dutch support of Macedonia’s public finance sector and briefed his colleague about the ongoing implementation of reforms in …

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Trump refuses to sign G-7 and calls Trudeau ‘weak and dishonest’


President Trump upended two days of global economic diplomacy late Saturday, refusing to sign a joint statement with America’s allies, threatening to escalate his trade war on the country’s neighbors and deriding Canada’s prime minister as “very dishonest and weak.” In a remarkable pair of acrimony-laced tweets from aboard Air Force One as he flew away from the …

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Erdogan warns Austria’s decision to shut down foreign-funded mosques might lead to ‘holy war’


Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday strongly criticized Austria’s move to close mosques and expel Turkish-funded imams, slamming the decision as anti-Islamic and promising a response, AFP reports. “These measures taken by the Austrian prime minister are, I fear, leading the world toward a war between the cross and the crescent,” Erdogan said in …

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Higher education fourth in terms of discrimination: Party links more discriminating than familial


Higher education in the country is on the high fourth place in the ranking of areas of the society in which there is discrimination. Some students feel discriminated on a number of grounds, as victims of political, gender and ethnic discrimination. At the very least, the respondents identified discrimination based on favoritism and nepotism, and …

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