The citizens of Skopje believe that the biggest problem they are facing right now – more than urbanization, more than the destruction of green areas and public transportation – is pollution. As many as 72 percent of respondents in the survey, carried out the Brima Gallup research agency for Nezavisen Vesnik/Independent daily newspaper, said that …
Despite the impression that the citizens of Skopje are largely using cars as main means of transport, a survey carried out by Brima Gallup for the needs of Nezavisen Vesnik/Independent daily newspaper found that most of them, or over two-thirds, mostly use public transportation for their daily trip to work or for other type of …
Citizens of Skopje prefer eco-friendly buses rather than a tram Read More »
The number of people who are willing to leave the country in North Macedonia is growing by the day due to the difficult living conditions and the lack of perspective that they’re facing. These are some of the conclusions of an opinion poll conducted by “Fakulteti.mk” portal in Skopje. According to this opinion poll, youth …
Survey: Youth in North Macedonia is unhappy with what the country has to offer Read More »
The results of the poll conducted on the topic “If they could, would they leave Macedonia?” by the fakulteti.mk portal show that even 83.7 percent of the respondents would leave Macedonia if they had a chance. In the poll that was opened two weeks ago, a total of 1,474 readers anonymously answered the questionnaire, and …
Survey: Up to 83.7 percent would leave Macedonia Read More »
The government knew about the political asylum of former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski, and the most responsible for his escape is Interior Minister Oliver Spasovski. This is the perception and opinion of the citizens who were part of the public opinion survey, part of the Telma and MCIC project conducted by M-prospect – Skopje. The …
Survey: Spasovski most responsible for Gruevski’s escape Read More »
The lack of voter turnout in the referendum questioned the credibility of research agencies, which measured the pulse of the public in the wake of last Sunday’s vote. Instead of the predicted minimum of 750,000 voters, up to the optimistic forecasts of meeting the necessary turnout, the turnout of the citizens stopped at 36.7 percent, …
A little less than half of respondents (48.3%) agree that the Greek government should work towards a solution in the name issue, show results of the public opinion survey by agency Rass for the Greek TV station Action24. Asked if they agree with the opinion that the conditions for settlement of the name issue are …
Survey: One in two Greeks says name solution is required Read More »
Forty-five percent of Greeks have an understanding for the perspective of a compound name including term ‘Macedonia’, show results of a survey of agency Prorata released by newspaper “Ethnos”. In the survey, 23 percent said the perspective of recognizing FYROM with a compound name including term Macedonia causes anger, 14 percent responded they are ashamed …
45 percent of Greeks have understanding for compound name including term ‘Macedonia’ Read More »
More than half of respondents (57.1%) in the survey conducted for the Greek television “Action 24” believe that the possible solution to the name dispute will be closer to the Macedonian positions, and only 26.9% closer to the Greek “red lines”. To the question: “The solution that will be chosen for the name of Skopje, …
