Macedonia’s parliament has approved a proposal to change the country’s name, bringing a decades-old dispute with Greece a step closer to resolution.
A total of 80 deputies in the 120-seat parliament voted in favour of renaming the Balkan country Republic of North Macedonia, just reaching the two-thirds majority needed to launch the procedure for constitutional changes.
The vote takes Macedonia a step closer to joining NATO and starting membership talks with the European Union.
Macedonia has been barred from both by Greece, which argues that the name ‘Macedonia’ belongs to its province.
Macedonia’s parliament has approved a proposal to change the country’s name, bringing a decades-old dispute with Greece a step closer to resolution.
A total of 80 deputies in the 120-seat parliament voted in favour of renaming the Balkan country Republic of North Macedonia, just reaching the two-thirds majority needed to launch the procedure for constitutional changes.
The vote takes Macedonia a step closer to joining NATO and starting membership talks with the European Union.
Macedonia has been barred from both by Greece, which argues that the name ‘Macedonia’ belongs to its province.
Macedonia’s parliament has approved a proposal to change the country’s name, bringing a decades-old dispute with Greece a step closer to resolution.
A total of 80 deputies in the 120-seat parliament voted in favour of renaming the Balkan country Republic of North Macedonia, just reaching the two-thirds majority needed to launch the procedure for constitutional changes.
The vote takes Macedonia a step closer to joining NATO and starting membership talks with the European Union.
Macedonia has been barred from both by Greece, which argues that the name ‘Macedonia’ belongs to its province.
Macedonia’s parliament has approved a proposal to change the country’s name, bringing a decades-old dispute with Greece a step closer to resolution.
A total of 80 deputies in the 120-seat parliament voted in favour of renaming the Balkan country Republic of North Macedonia, just reaching the two-thirds majority needed to launch the procedure for constitutional changes.
The vote takes Macedonia a step closer to joining NATO and starting membership talks with the European Union.
Macedonia has been barred from both by Greece, which argues that the name ‘Macedonia’ belongs to its province.
Macedonia’s parliament has approved a proposal to change the country’s name, bringing a decades-old dispute with Greece a step closer to resolution.
A total of 80 deputies in the 120-seat parliament voted in favour of renaming the Balkan country Republic of North Macedonia, just reaching the two-thirds majority needed to launch the procedure for constitutional changes.
The vote takes Macedonia a step closer to joining NATO and starting membership talks with the European Union.
Macedonia has been barred from both by Greece, which argues that the name ‘Macedonia’ belongs to its province.
Macedonia’s parliament has approved a proposal to change the country’s name, bringing a decades-old dispute with Greece a step closer to resolution.
A total of 80 deputies in the 120-seat parliament voted in favour of renaming the Balkan country Republic of North Macedonia, just reaching the two-thirds majority needed to launch the procedure for constitutional changes.
The vote takes Macedonia a step closer to joining NATO and starting membership talks with the European Union.
Macedonia has been barred from both by Greece, which argues that the name ‘Macedonia’ belongs to its province.
Macedonia’s parliament has approved a proposal to change the country’s name, bringing a decades-old dispute with Greece a step closer to resolution.
A total of 80 deputies in the 120-seat parliament voted in favour of renaming the Balkan country Republic of North Macedonia, just reaching the two-thirds majority needed to launch the procedure for constitutional changes.
The vote takes Macedonia a step closer to joining NATO and starting membership talks with the European Union.
Macedonia has been barred from both by Greece, which argues that the name ‘Macedonia’ belongs to its province.
Macedonia’s parliament has approved a proposal to change the country’s name, bringing a decades-old dispute with Greece a step closer to resolution.
A total of 80 deputies in the 120-seat parliament voted in favour of renaming the Balkan country Republic of North Macedonia, just reaching the two-thirds majority needed to launch the procedure for constitutional changes.
The vote takes Macedonia a step closer to joining NATO and starting membership talks with the European Union.
Macedonia has been barred from both by Greece, which argues that the name ‘Macedonia’ belongs to its province.
Related posts:
British Member of Parliament to resign for Watching Porn in Parliament
Tunisian parliament approves anti-graft law
Turkish parliament approves extension of state of emergency
Queen approves order to suspend UK parliament until October 14
EU parliament finally approves Brexit deal
EU Parliament approves Single Charging device for Electronics
Zimbabwean Parliament approves controversial ‘patriotic law’
E.U parliament approves landmark AI Act
