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The Holy Synod of the Œcumenical Canonical Orthodox Church Worldwide (ŒCOCW) Calls on the Government of FYR Macedonia to Release Archbishop Jovan from Imprisonment

The Holy Synod of the Œcumenical Canonical Orthodox Church Worldwide (ŒCOCW) Calls on the Government of FYR Macedonia to Release Archbishop Jovan from Imprisonment

The Holy Synod of the ŒCOCW joins the multitude of Orthodox and Catholic jurisdictions worldwide in requesting that Archbishop Jovan, leader of the Orthodox Ohrid Archbishopric, be released by the…

January 10, 2013No CommentRead More

Macedonia and Greece Still Not Agreed on Naming Issue

Macedonia and Greece Still Not Agreed on Naming Issue

Macedonia and Greece are still without agreement after two days of ambassadorial talks in New York aimed at settling a naming dispute. The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia wishes to…

January 18, 2012No CommentRead More

What’s In a Name? Macedonia and Greece Agree to Resume Talks Over Title

What’s In a Name? Macedonia and Greece Agree to Resume Talks Over Title

Greece and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia have agreed to resume talks over the naming of the Republic of Macedonia. The United Nations will mediate discussions between the two…

January 4, 2012No CommentRead More

Obituary: Kiro Gligorov – President Who Guided Macedonia to Independence

Obituary: Kiro Gligorov – President Who Guided Macedonia to Independence

Kiro Gligorov passed away on 1st January 2012. The 94-year-old former President was at the helm of the Macedonian nation from 1991 until 1999 and oversaw the transition to independence…

January 3, 2012No CommentRead More

UEFA Euro 2012 Qualification – Fixtures, Tuesday 6 September 2011

UEFA Euro 2012 Qualification – Fixtures, Tuesday 6 September 2011

Another slew of UEFA Euro 2012 fixtures are scheduled to take place on the evening of Tuesday 6th September 2011, as 46 nations look to get three points closer to…

September 6, 2011No CommentRead More

UN Court Upholds Balkan War Crime Convictions

UN Court Upholds Balkan War Crime Convictions

On 19th May 2010, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) upheld the conviction of Johan Tarčulovski for overseeing the ransacking of Ljuboten in 2001. Tarčulovski was a…

May 20, 2010No CommentRead More