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Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia — which has been an EU accession candidate since 2005. First, Greece, then France, then Bulgaria, thew a spanner in the works (Photo: Mike Norton)

North Macedonia's EU accession talks — a 'rotten deal'

After a long wait, the beginning for EU accession talks for North Macedonia are tantalising close — yet again.

Several EU and member state officials have been visiting Skopje in recent days suggesting that there is finally way to lift the most recent of the three blockades by EU members that have prevented the country from joining the Union.

One would think that for a country waiting for 21 years to start accession talks with the EU, the opportunity to finally do it would be cau...

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Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia — which has been an EU accession candidate since 2005. First, Greece, then France, then Bulgaria, thew a spanner in the works (Photo: Mike Norton)

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