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News Archive
16. October 2011.
Strike ends, Macedonia-Greece border opens
18:33 | 
0 | Tanjug
Greek customs officials, in fact, ended their strike after a court in Athens, which was requested by the country's Ministry of Finance to determine whether the decision on going on strike was illegal, urged the customs officer to return to work, as otherwise they would have
Four years without Tose
18:39 | 0 | MIA
Concerts, sports events will be organized Sunday marking the fourth anniversary of the death of Macedonia's pop icon Tose Proeski.
Bulgaria: PACE Delegation to observe Presidential elections
09:35 | 0 | BTA
An eleven-member delegation from (PACE), headed by Brian Binley (United Kingdom, EDG), will be in Bulgaria October 20-24, 2011 to observe the presidential election, alongside observers from the OSCE, PACE said in a press release Friday.
PM Gruevski opens new regional road
09:59 | 0 | MIA
Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski formally set into work Saturday the new regional road from the village Dzepciste to Albania's border.
Days of Macedonian Culture kick off in Moscow
10:02 | 0 | MIA
The manifestation 'Days of Macedonian Culture in Russia', will be formally opened Saturday evening at the prestigious 'Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky' Conservatory in Moscow.
BiH: Fire engulfs Hutovo Blato
10:04 | 0 | Reuters
The blaze broke out early on Friday in an inaccessible section of the park and was fanned by strong winds across 80 percent of Bosnia's largest reserve before being extinguished on Saturday afternoon.
German banker: Greece is insolvent
10:06 | 0 | Athens News/Reuters
Germany's private banks called for eurozone policymakers to finally accept that Greece is insolvent and also pressed for rules that would force lenders to set aside capital on their balance sheets for government bonds, a magazine reported.
Greece use property as bond collateral - proposal
10:08 | 0 | Athens News/Reuters
The country could use state-owned real estate assets as collateral for new bonds to raise more than 100bn euros, under a proposal put forward by a leading think-tank and a former conservative minister, newspapers reported.
EFJ: Journalists are not Civil Servants
10:11 | 0 | AMNA
Today the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ), the European group of the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) voiced its opposition to the government's plans to integrate journalists working in public broadcasting and National News Agencies in the payroll of civil
Greece: Strike at AMNA continues
10:14 | 0 | AMNA
The staff of the Athens-Macedonian News Agency , has been on strike since dawn Thursday and will continue until 6:00 a.m. on Saturday, in protest of government measures that, apart from severe pay cuts, will size-down the agency and affect the independence of its operation