As Macedonia enters a critical phase of the Ohrid Framework Agreement, it becomes the third country to get an EU-issued ‘blacklist’ of people accused of standing in the way.16 February 2004 SKOPJE, Macedonia–Two and a half years after the signing of the Ohrid Framework Agreement that ended the armed conflict in Macedonia, the European Union has issued a so-called blacklist […]
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