9 August 2001 SKOPJE, Macedonia–Ohrid, a medieval town in the far southwest of the country on the shores of Lake Ohrid, is a sacred place for ethnic Macedonians, perhaps as much as Jerusalem is for Jews and Arabs. But odds are that Ohrid will now become the Macedonian Dayton, the place where an historic agreement between the country’s two biggest […]
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