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Bulgaria and Macedonia arguing over Macedonian language

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Saska Cvetkovska
Saska Cvetkovska

“Both sides discussed some more pragmatic parts of the cross border cooperation - economic and diplomatic education, chambers of commerce. These are mostly run by the EU so they don't count. Everybody was avoiding the core issue, which is the recognition of the Macedonian language and identity.”

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Executive director at the Investigative Reporting Lab a centre of the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project
20 Jan 2022 4 3
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Andrey Kovatchev
Andrey Kovatchev

“It is not a problem that Bulgaria has a provisional government, as Zaev believes. The problem is that Skopje did nothing to implement the [2017 friendship] agreement with Bulgaria. On the contrary, it puts efforts and lobbies to undermine Bulgaria's position and [exert] pressure on Sofia. We are not disputing their [North Macedonia's] current identity and language. The agreement speaks of a joint history of the current two peoples, a joint Bulgarian history, not a shared one, not intertwined, but a joint history of one ethnos in the past, which was divided cruelly at the start of the 20th century by unfortunate fate and the big powers.”

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Bulgarian politician, Member of the European Parliament
16 Jun 2021 3 3
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Nikola Dimitrov
Nikola Dimitrov

“It is difficult to explain why the Macedonian language is an obstacle to bringing North Macedonia closer to the Union because the EU respects cultural and linguistic diversity. History and language are not subject to debate between politicians. We will not give up, we are still talking, but language cannot be an obstacle if our partnership is honest. We are investing in our friendship with Bulgaria.”

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Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration of North Macedonia
20 Nov 2020 4 3
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