Canellas will leave Skopje
The former German Bundesliga player Joan Canellas is about to leave Vardar Skopje. As several media correspondingly report like the Spanish sports paper `Marca` and the Hungarian paper `Nemzetisport` the backfield player will transfer to the Hungarian vice champion Pick Szeged despite of his contract that actually runs until 2019. The club confirmed it today. Joan Canellas gained several international experience during his career as he was with Granollers, Barcelona, Ciudad Real and the licence follower Atletico Madrid. In 2013 he tra…
Mogherini: Macedonia can settle name dispute by late June
The European Union's foreign policy chief says she believes Greece and Macedonia can overcome a long-standing name dispute by late June, clearing the way for the Balkan nation to start accession talks. Federica Mogherini visited Macedonia and Albania on Wednesday, a day after recommending that both countries start membership talks. In Skopje, she met with Prime Minister Zoran Zaev and credited his government with implementing reforms that would "not have been imaginable 10 months ago." Asked if she thought the na…
State Department: US supports the integration of Macedonia into the EU and NATO
The US State Department gives unreserved support for Macedonia’s Euro-Atlantic future, after the country received an unconditional recommendation from the European Commission to start EU membership negotiations. Asked by MIA, the United States assessed the efforts of the new Macedonian government for deeper reforms and democratization of society, the State Department said the United States continues to work with Macedonia on these challenges. “We are working with the Government to implement judicial reforms and the rule of law, fr…
Seven Macedonian martial artists to compete in Romanian karate championship
The Macedonian national karate team will compete in the United Balkans Karate Championship talking place in Târgoviște, Romania, April 20 to 22. Macedonia will be represented by five male and two female martial arts practitioners. Dejan Nedev, Aljosa Nedev, Matej Angelovski, Petar Kostov, and Dimitar Vitanov will participate in the men's competition. Jana Milevska and Berta Milevska will represent our country in the women's competition. DEUTSCH/GERMAN
FK Shkendija clinches title by beating FK Vardar in Skopje
FK Shkendija Tetovo is officially the winner of the Macedonian top flight season 2017/18 after they defeated major rivals FK Vardar Skopje in a road game in Skopje. Pelister and Pobeda played a great Derby of Pelagonia that ended in sharing the points. Late winner gave Renova a win over Rabotnichki, Akademija Pandev continued the long winless run, while Skopje and Sileks played a draw. In a season in which the Tetovo based club dominated, they confirmed the title in the best possible way, officially winning it with a road game against…
Smilkovsko Lake Case: Parents of murdered teens say DUI officials Aziri and Bejta involved
The parents of the executed teens at Smilkovsko Lake demanded the trials to go faster and for their agony to end. Under moral and criminal responsibility, they went before the court and said the Court was manipulating the fate of their children. They demand that the court announce the identity of the two allegedly unknown persons, whose voices are heard on the recordings of telephone conversations – the newspaper “Independent” reported. They also insist on establishing the responsibility of the five DUI officials, who are openly alleg…
Kotzias: Not enough time for Macedonia to become NATO member in June
At the next NATO summit in July, Macedonia will not become a member because the time period is too short, said Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias in an interview with the Greek radio “247”. According to Kotzias, the agreement has to be ratified in various ways, and it is already April. “They want to call a referendum. For a referendum in the friendly country in the north, they will need two months. It will be June by the time they finish a referendum. And once the referendum ends, the agreement will have to go to Parliament, and…
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