Macedonia Macedonia (officially called the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) is a mountainous country situated on the Balkan Peninsula of Europe. Macedonia borders Serbia and Montenegro, Bulgaria, Albania, and Greece and is home to just over 2...

Macedonia POPULATION 2,054,800 MACEDONIAN ORTHODOX 66.3 percent MUSLIM 30 percent SERBIAN ORTHODOX 1.9 percent ROMAN CATHOLIC 0.5 percent GREEK CATHOLIC 0.3 percent PROTESTANT 0.3 percent ATHEIST 0.3 percent OTHER 0.4 percent Country Overview...

This article is about the country in Europe. For other uses, see Macedonia.For an explanation of terms related to Macedonia, see Macedonia (terminology). Byzantine mosaic from Heraclea Lyncestis...

The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) faces several political problems. FYROM is currently under the close supervision of a UN protection force which ensures that the Serb-Bosnian crisis does not spread to the republic. Also, FYROM's relations with Greece have not been favorable...

Capital: Skopje Head of State: President Boris Trajkovski (since December 1999) Elected by popular vote for a five-year term Head of Government: Prime Minister Branko Crvenkovski (since November 2002) Elected by Parliament Parliament: The single-house Assembly. (Sobranje) has 120 seats--85...

Greece and Macedonia will resume direct talks in January over a name dispute between the two Balkan neighbors that could hurt Macedonia's efforts to join NATO.U.N. special envoy Matthew Nimetz said on Wednesday that Foreign Ministry negotiators from the two countries would meet in the...