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North Macedonia at 35: A Country Still Waiting to Move Forward

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On September 8, 1991, citizens voted for independence. Thirty-five years later, the country is still defining what that independence should ultimately mean.

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On September 8, 1991, the citizens of Macedonia, in a historic referendum, voted overwhelmingly “yes” for the country's independence.The vote in the referendum marked a turning point that launched the process of creating an independent state and setting up its own institutions, diplomatic network, security system and economic policies.Three decade and a half later, testify to a long road and fraught with political turmoil, security challenges, d…

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On September 8, 1991, the citizens of Macedonia, in a historic referendum, overwhelmingly affirmed their will for a sovereign and independent state. The referendum vote was a milestone that began the process of creating an independent Macedonian state and establishing its own institutions, diplomatic network, security system and economic policies. Three and a half decades later, 35 years of independence testify […] The post Macedonia celebrates …

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republika.mk broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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