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DNEVNIK The trend of expensive real-estate in the capital Skopje will continue, experts say for the daily.

Skopje hosts Thursday the first Business Excellence Show in FYR Macedonia, with about 30 experts transferring international excellence practices to FYR Macedonia's companies.Vice Premier for Economic Affairs Vladimir Pesevski opened the show, saying the aspiration towards these... The first thing you need to do is choose a news reader, if you ... (more)

Back in March, PI reported about the numerous outbreaks of violence between the Muslim-Albanian minority and the non-Muslim-Slavic majority in Macedonia.

Speaking at a security conference in Skopje Professor Babamovski said the recent killings of five people near Skopje was a terrorist act designed to spread fear among people, and more might follow.

In a bid to shake Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski's image as a tough defender of Macedonia in the 'name' dispute with Greece, opposition accuses him of making unprincipled moves in the past.

After the giant statue of Alexander the Great erected last year and that of his father Philip that was erected last week, Mother Teresa's statue will be the third giant monument to join the centre of Skopje as part of the government-funded "Skopje 2014" revamp of the city.

Municipal authorities in the Macedonian capital Skopje have quickly made arrangements to have a recently erected bronze statue of naked Prometheus covered up, following complaints from unidentified "women's organizations". The complaints - and the speedy official response - have sparked debate, and some have acccused the authorities of hypocrisy.

The arrest of radical Islamists in Macedonia linked to the killing of five persons near Skopje in April caused reactions in Kosovo over the possible presence of radical Islam.

Clancy, which listed in mid-2007, and Genesis, which debuted in 2009, have until this year enjoyed the deservedly low profiles of fledgling exploration companies yet to strike it big.

Few people can match the experiences that keyboardist Dzijan Emin has had as a musician.

The "Macedonian Council of Western Australia" has dropped a frivolous and vexatious racial discrimination complaint against the Australian Macedonian Advisory Council for its publishing of an article written by Professor John Melville-Jones of the University of Western Australia.

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NATO's decision not to invite to Macedonia to join the Alliance during the just-concluded summit in Chicago sparked a volley of strong reactions, perhaps the most stinging from the prime minister himself.

Police say suspected rebels have exploded grenades at two police stations in Indian-administered Kashmir, injuring at least 14 people.

A giant 29-metre tall bronze statue of the ancient warrior king, Philip of Macedon, was erected on Tuesday in the heart of the Macedonian capital Skopje amidst a cheering crowd of spectators.

Gambling is becoming increasingly common in the region, a worrisome trend given its links to addiction and crime-related activity.

As a two-day NATO summit starts in Chicago on Sunday, top NATO officials have already said that enlargement to include would-be member Macedonia will not be on the agenda.

A short documentary on the Macedonian graffiti scene within the context of the state-sponsored art/construction boom, made by two female scientists and bloggers, has been shown at the renowned archeological conference Buffalo TAG 2012.

ARMENIAN PEACEKEEPERS PARTAKE IN NATO EXERCISES IN SKOPJE armradio.am 18.05.2012 18:17 Thirty-nine Armenian peacekeepers left for Skopje, the capital of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, today to participate in the "Cooperative Longbow and Cooperative Lancer 2012" joint military exercises of NATO member and partner countries.

Tour operators and tourism department officials in Macedonia are expecting travellers from across the world even though Middle East tourists are now a priority.