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Plans to remove the monuments in Skopje and the talks about the name dispute

Gruevski: "Everything that will be destroyed by the social democrat government, will be restored once we return to power"

“Skopje Diplomatic Club” proposes the renaming of Skopje’s airport from “Alexander the Great” to “Kyro Gligorov”

Mobilization from the Greek side as well

Greece & FYROM show great willingness to resolve the name issue, says Hoyt Brian Yee

UN mediator Matthew Nimitz is expected to invite representatives of Greece & FYROM to meet in New York in late November

FYROM Defence Minister: The naming problem has devastating consequences for FYROM, but Greece is affected too

There is no imminent removal of statues from the center of Skopje

Greece arrests suspects in FYROM’s wiretapping scandal

Greek police have arrested two former senior FYROM secret police employees

Businesses in FYROM demand more cooperation with Greece

During his visit to Skopje, the Greek Foreign Minister, Nikos Kotzias stressed the need to boost economic cooperation

Interview with Matthew Nimitz: The Kotzias initiative on CBMs with FYROM is an important step

"I’ve felt for a long time that the FYROM's name dispute should have been solved many years ago"

Greek FM visits FYROM to build trust for “substantial” talks on name dispute

Athens was recently disturbed by some incidents which breached the spirit of the UN Interim Accord between the two countries

Sixth Greek-FYROM meeting on CBMs makes progress on several topics

The meeting comes after an agreement reached by the two foreign ministers in Skopje, on 24 June 2015

The FYROM: New government & new policies or new government & old tactics? A view from Athens

A specialist's opinion

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