Opinion: Skopje violence the result of planned destabilization
The outbreak of violence in Skopje is hardly surprising. The attack on the Macedonian parliament is the result of a
Read moreThe outbreak of violence in Skopje is hardly surprising. The attack on the Macedonian parliament is the result of a
Read moreMacedonia’s rival parties are trading blame for violence in parliament, while world powers are giving opposing reactions to the events.
Read moreBoiko Borissov, leader of Bulgaria’s centre-right GERB party and expected soon to become his country’s prime minister, has called for
Read moreBulgaria’s National Assembly adopted on April 28 a declaration strongly condemning the previous day’s assault on the parliament in Skopje,
Read moreEuropean Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini and European Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn have condemned the April 27 ongoing attacks
Read moreThe leader of Bulgaria’s centre-right GERB party, Boiko Borissov – expected within days to return to office as prime minister
Read moreIn Skopje, Parliament approved on Thursday afternoon the election of its new speaker, following a political crisis which has been
Read moreSocialist SDSM party leader Zoran Zaev and 10 police officers were injured in a confrontation as Macedonia’s parliament in capital
Read moreBulgaria’s former president Rossen Plevneliev says that four countries are trying “in one way or another” to influence the political
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