Writes: Trifun Kostovski   One of the key features of every democratic society is decentralization. According to the degree of decentralization, in fact, the extent of the democratic capacities of that society is measured. That is...

Writes: Bardhyl Zaimi   In Macedonia it is always time for early elections. The completion of the Prespa Agreement did not pass without the “call” for confrontation in the election “battlefield”. Immediately after the Agreement had...

Writes: Denko Maleski   “Being Macedonian is firstly a sacred thing, then a curse and restlessness…The Macedonian rises above injustice and releases his cry for his rights. North is not my homeland…It is not the people’s....

Writes: Trifun Kostovski   Dear readers and citizens of the Republic of Macedonia, at the beginning of the new 2019 I would like to wish you good health and clever thoughts and steps to build our...

By Bardhyl ZAIMI   The debate over the Prespa Agreement has repeatedly been followed by party clashes, which has essentially affected the sphere of identity. The approach to the constitutional changes under this agreement is voted...

Apart from the international arrest warrant, Wolfgang Gamper and Nikola Gruevski have the undeclared campaign financing in common. In Macedonia it is forgotten that another fugitive left the country although the court hold his passport. With...

Written by: Aleksandar Krzalovski     New Year and Christmas holidays are over and life goes on! With us, with a stormy week – the final of the procedure for constitutional changes, expected to finish by...

Writes: Denko Maleski   Charles-Irénée Castel, abbé de Saint-Pierre (1658 – 1743) worked his whole life on improving his society. The endless belief in the reasonableness of human beings, in turn, enabled his contemporaries to regard...

Macedonian Post will have the exclusive right for another year to deliver items – letters weighing up to 50 grams “Due to some private – party interests Macedonian Post remains a non-reformed company that provides bad...

Writes: Denko Maleski In a democratic society in which groups are freely competing, politics and not law have primacy in preventing violence. When conflicts in a society overwhelm the capabilities and power of politicians to channel...