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North Macedonia must adopt waste management laws urgently

21 January 2021

To avoid last year’s criticism from the European Commission (EC) in its Report for 2021 on North Macedonia’s progress, the state authorities will have to accelerate the procedure of passing the waste management laws. The Minister of Environment and Physical Planning Naser Nuredini announced them a month ago, while the Government at its session on […]

EU is offering money for railroads, North Macedonia’s government opts for roads

13 October 2020

The European Commission in its Economic and Investment Plan for the Western Balkans concerning North Macedonia  stresses that it will finance building of new railroad infrastructure and reconstruction of the existing one. In the financial package in the amount of €9 billion that will be available for the Western Balkans countries through the IPA III […]

The European Commission reports on the North Macedonia’s progress in its 2020 Report, the civil society’s role acknowledged

6 October 2020

In its 2020 Report about North Macedonia’s progress towards its EU accession, the European Commission (EC) notes a continuation of the reforms that is evident through the efforts to strengthen democracy and the rule of law, including by activating existing checks and balances and through discussions and debates in key policy and legislative issues. “During […]

Veliki događaj za Makedoniju, srpski “Kurir” propratio uz velike špekulacije

31 May 2019

U vesti o preporukama Evropske Komisije (EK) Evropskom savetu da odredi datum za početak pregovora Severne Makedonije sa Evropskom Unijom (EU) za učlanjenje u evropski savez, srpske novine “Kurir” na svojoj onlajn-platformi prekjuče su plasirale tekst koji sadrži nekoliko špekulacija i netačnu informaciju. Iz poprilično “bulevarskog” naslova koji počinje velikim slovima, a nastavlja špekulacijom, do […]

Tomorrow Brussels will recommend starting negotiations with Macedonia

16 April 2018

The European Commission is again recommending opening accession talks with Macedonia, and the country’s progress report is among the more positive parts of this package from Brussels, which, as the report says, “clearly recognizes the political will for progress,”reports Radio Free Europe (RFE), whose correspondents from Brussels had an insight into the document which is to […]

Kocijancic: The law was withdrawn, and parties quickly need to come to an agreement for the electoral reforms

7 October 2015

Today, the European Commission urged the political parties in Macedonia to reach an agreement on the electoral laws as soon as possible. “The Commission understands the fact that the parties failed to reach agreement on electoral reform, but negotiations will continue today. The Commission will closely monitor developments and expect parties to reach an agreement […]

European Commission has welcomed the agreement and are now waiting for the law to be passed by Parliament

15 September 2015

The European Commission has welcomed the agreement reached on appointing the special public prosecutor, said Maja Kocijancic spokeswoman for Commissioner Johannes Hahn during today’s press conference. “We welcome the agreement made this morning in Skopje by the political parties for the appointing of the new Special Public Prosecutor, which was an important element of the […]

Kocijancic: If necessary the EU will help about the special prosecutor

29 July 2015

The European Union will provide any kind of help if becomes necessary to institute a special prosecutor who is going to investigate the findings that came from the tapped conversations, said Maja Kocijanic, spokesperson of the European Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement Negotiations Johannes Hahn, in response to a question posed by the newspaper Vest […]

Brussels: Government to consult with everybody on the Law on state exam

16 December 2014

Developments around the law on state exam reached the European Commission, which in a written response to META indicated that it is “familiar with the plans for introduction of changes in education.” Through its press service, the European Commission informs that Brussels “gives great importance to the continuous improvement of standards, but it is important […]

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