Sun, Nov 22 2009
Macedonian president Gjorge Ivanov

Kosovo president Fatmir Sejdiu

Macedonian minister says that once border question is resolved, it is hoped to establish diplomatic relations. Statement ends speculation that withdrawal of recognition would follow spat over cancelled visit by Kosovo president.
In Skopje, prime minister Nikola Gruevski calls for ‘good neighbourly relations’ after warnings that decision not to receive Kosovo president Fatmir Sejdiu with state ceremony could cause inter-ethnic tension in Macedonia.
If compromise is reached, Macedonia will hold referendum, prime minister Nikola Gruevski says, while Washington steps up pressure and Athens says it stays in talks with ‘optimism and determination’.
Principle of good neighbourliness is an obligation for all countries whether or not they are European Union members, Romanian president Traian Basescu says during visit to Athens.
Serbia’s minister for Kosovo Goran Bogdanovic and a presidential adviser prevented from entering Kosovo in an incident similar to one in February 2009.
Resolution by the Organisation of the Islamic Conference satisfies Belgrade by not calling for further recognitions of Kosovo’s independence, while Pristina says that it will indeed pave the way for future recognitions.
US vice president says that he does not expect Serbia to recognise Kosovo’s independence, but Serbia should co-operate with the EU and international community on Kosovo.
Whatever psychological boost may be represented by the IMF admitting Kosovo, and some cheerleading from Joe Biden, Serbia shows its determination to harry the breakaway state on all fronts
Inaugural speech in Skopje to include Gjorge Ivanov’s policy on Macedonia name dispute. First official visit will be to Brussels.
Serbia tables vast volume of documents and maps to claim that Kosovo’s February 2008 declaration of independence was illegitimate.
Under pressure from Brussels on the name issue dispute with Greece, Skopje seeks to re-build relationship with with Sofia.
Parties that governed together in Pristina fall out because of their battle in Kosovo’s local government elections.
Media reports say that the EU will pressure Athens and Skopje to come up with a solution to the Macedonia name dispute by December 7, or Brussels will take a cooler approach to Macedonia’s EU hopes; while a row breaks out in Belgrade after Serbia’s foreign minister takes sides in the dispute.
Russia’s planned humanitarian base in Serbia could hold deeper strategic interests
The IMF has withdrawn its mission, which was due to assess Romania's compliance with the terms of the bailout, and now expects Romania to miss the fiscal deficit target set by the bailout agreement.
Kosovo did the right choice. They don't want to have something to do with Mikroskopja.
Greece and Kosovo want one thing: VETO ON FYROM!!
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Sorry there, someone has stolen my username once again... As said in other posts, I would like to express my apologies to all the Greeks there for the harsh and unrealistic comments I wrote there.
Indeed, FYROM must be renamed Vardaska. It's time to put an end to the neverending lies and political manipulations.
Macedonia is Greek, and Vardaska belongs to the Slav's.
Thanks, Peggy - you're quite right. There's a load of extremists who appear to have hi-jacked this site, and I don't agree with any of them ! Peace and negotiation is my preference, but not this lot ! Whether Pella is worse than Illyrian is a moot point, but they both sound like fanatics. Which I am not.
Thanks once again for your comment.
People, I think that we have another Dr. Cornelious. Someone is impersonating him. He and I rarely agree but I do know how he writes and whoever wrote the last lot is not the original Dr.Cornelious.
Someone here is desperate to stirr trouble. Pathetic really.
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@ kiki T,I would say that this "bastard child" will be your Head of State one day soon!Start learning Albanian language,you will need it...!@ Dr Cornelius,Do you remember 2001? If it was not for the US & NATO to break a deal and stop them, the Albanians in Furom,were about to take our city of Shkup.How do you think you can conquer Kosovo?Fyrom is just an appetizer for Albanians!Fyrom was a Vilajet of Kosovo,did you forgot that?Fyrom belong to Albania,Greece and Bulgaria,get over it or get lost.
United and Great Macedonia shall conquer Kosovo and Serbia which rightfully belong to her. We will do to you what we did to the Greeks!
LOL! The illegitimate Kosovo Albanian "head of state" gets treated like the bastard child he is, and Albanians get upset. Too funny!
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How can Macedonians live with a fake history? Their history is Greece History. I don't think Macedonia should exist at all. No need for them to be there as they're not use of anything. Albanians should not care about Macedonia at all. They're not use of anything but spite on them.
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