The Interior Ministry will issue passports only to the most urgent candidates, i.e. the
priority criteria for the following period will be: urgent medical treatment abroad,
business activities, citizens working abroad, professors and experts who participate
in international congresses, students abroad, etc.
This MoI was discussing it at an emergency meeting last night...
Vlera Gjakova, MP in the Kosovo Parliament from the ruling Self-Determination Movement of Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who was also born in Skopje, backs the Macedonian public opposed to unprecedented name change and political trade.
Gjakova wrote on Twitter: "Be calm and remain a state. Never North, always Macedonia”.
Gjakova is...
North Macedonia’s parliament voted to dismiss a government minister Saturday after she appeared at two news conferences in front of a large wall sign bearing the country’s old name, Republic of Macedonia, and refused to change it, reports The Times of Israel.
The article continues that Prime Minister Oliver Spasovski,...
A day after scheduling the early parliamentary elections on April 12th, Parliament Speaker Talat Xhaferi admitted at a news conference Monday that he had made a mistake during the final session of the Parliament, when he declared an ancillary law on state prosecutors as accepted without putting it through...
Following Rasela Mizrahi’s removal from office, VMRO-DPMNE will not nominate new minister of labor and social policy. This information was published by the Kurir news portal, and the party reportedly decided to take this step because the ruling SDSM had not respected the caretaker government agreement.
So far there is...
After today's vote on the PPO Law in Parliament, when the vote was first annulled after insufficient number of MPs backing the law, and then the law was passed again on the second vote, university professor Tanja Karakamiseva came forward with a legal interpretation of the procedure.
"If the Parliament...
After being removed from office, Interim Minister of Labor and Social Policy Rasela Mizrahi addressed the Parliament.
"Even before I walked into my office, as the first Jewish person in the history of Macedonia to be appointed to the Government, I was the target of reckless anti-Semitic attacks. Instead of...