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Macedonian Opposition Tapes Lift Lid on Boskoski Arrest
Macedonia's opposition Social Democratic party, SDSM, published seven more conversations on Friday, which the party said showed the arrest of opposition politician Ljube Boskoski was a setup.
Ljube Boskoski, a former Interior Minister and former leader of the United for Macedonia party, was arrested on June 6th 2011, one day after the general elections of that year.
Thaci explains why Albanians are leaving Kosovo
Thaci explains why Albanians are leaving Kosovo
BERLIN -- Hashim Thaci says that thousands of citizens from Kosovo have flocked to the West "because of rumors Germany was generously handing out work permits."
The Kosovo foreign minister spoke for the German conservative daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, and was asked why "Kosovo citizens are leaving their homeland."
Western Balkans continue co-operation against terrorism, extremism
Western Balkans continue co-operation against terrorism, extremism
Experts point to the importance of regional and international co-operation among prosecutors in the fight against terrorism and extremism.
Co-operation between law enforcement officials in the region is a necessary part of fighting organised crime and terrorism, experts said. [AFP]
Hahn Tells Macedonia to Investigate Surveillance Claims
On his first visit to Macedonia, the EU Commissioner for Neighbourhood policy and Enlargement negotiations, Johannes Hahn said opposition claims about government surveillance of thousands of citizens need investigating.
Serbia, Macedonia Pledge Closer Cooperation
The governments of Macedonia and Serbia held a joint session in Skopje on Monday that ended with two countries signing seven cooperation agreements.
Macedonia Opposition Leader Unveils 'Evidence' of Gov't Pressure on Judiciary
The leader of Macedonia's main opposition party has presented what he describes as a proof that the cabinet interferes with courts, local media suggest.
Zaev, who heads the Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM), has also been claiming that Gruevski's government is using its powers to eavesdrop on 20 000 people including reporters, religious leaders, and politicians.
Macedonian and Serbian cabinets in joint session
Macedonian and Serbian cabinets in joint session
BELGRADE -- The governments of Macedonia and Serbia will hold a joint meeting in Skopje on Monday, it has been announced by the Serbian government.
Before the session, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic will meet with his Macedonian counterpart Nikola Gruevski.