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Erdogan Supports FYROM Claims on Name Dispute with Greece
FYROM President Gjorge Ivanov expressed his gratitude to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Turkey's support regarding the name dispute with Greece during the corner's visit to Ankara, Protothema reported. In the joint press conference that followed their meeting, Mr Erdogan stressed that with mutual will both sides could resolve the name dispute issue.
Erdogan backs Skopje on name dispute
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has supported the position of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) in its ongoing name dispute with Greece.
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Skopje officials will not compromise 'Macedonian' nationality
The national identity of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia's inhabitants is threatening to become a stumbling block in the negotiations between Athens and Skopje to resolve their decades-old name dispute, as suggested on Thursday in the comments made by FYROM's leadership.
UN envoy launches name talks with FYROM officials
A United Nations envoy has started talks with the leadership of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) over ending a long-running dispute with neighboring Greece over the country's name.
Matthew Nimetz met FYROM's president Gjorge Ivanov in Skopje on Thursday and will also see government officials and party leaders.
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Another problem for FYROM: Unrecognized church
In canonical terms, the FYROM (Macedonian) church issue cannot be resolved without the leading role of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC).
This is according to Russian Orthodox Metropolitan Hilarion of Volokolamsk, who spoke for the SPC broadcaster TV Hram.
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NATO chief in FYROM to discuss accession bid
NATO's secretary general is meeting officials in Skopje to discuss the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia's (FYROM) renewed accession bid, a decade after a dispute with neighboring Greece halted an initial effort to join the alliance.
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US to appoint Brian Hoyt Yee as new ambassador to FYROM
Senior US official Hoyt Brian Yee will be the new US ambassador to FYROM (Macedonia), the US State Department has confirmed for Jazeera.
He will replace Jess Baily, who was appointed as US ambassador in Skopje in December 2014.
“Skopje Diplomatic Club” proposes the renaming of Skopje’s airport from “Alexander the Great” to “Kyro Gligorov”
The renaming of Skopje’s airport from “Alexander the Great” to “Kiro Gligorov” (former Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia -FYROM- president) proposed diplomats in the country, an idea that seems to be accepted by Prime Minister Zoran Zaev despite the strong objections expressed by Nikola Gruevski’s main opposition party VMRO-DPMNE.
FYROM's honorary consul in Spain accused of killing his children
According to media reports, FYROM (Macedonia) will recall its honorary consul in Spain, and shut down the Barcelona-based consulate.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will submit this proposal to the government on Tuesday, reports said.
Greek FM headed to FYROM on Thursday
Greece's foreign minister, Nikos Kotzias, is slated to pay a one-day visit to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, the ministry said in an announcement on Wednesday.
The visit to the capital, Skopje, will take place on Thursday and will include talks on bilateral relations with Kotzias's counterpart, Nikola Dimitrov, which will be followed by joint statement to the press.
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