The break up of Yugoslavia in 1991 and Macedonia's unilateral declarationof independence brought a fierce reaction from the Greeks.
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The break up of Yugoslavia in 1991 and Macedonia's unilateral declaration
of independence brought a fierce reaction from the Greeks.
For them this
Slav country could not call itself by this name and therefore was not to
be recognised.
Thus Macedonia was admitted to the United Nations in 1993
under the provisional name of "the former Yugoslav Republic of
Macedonia".
Threatened with economic suffocation by a partial blockade by the Greeks
and Serbians, Macedonia obtains its supplies from Bulgaria and Albania by
difficult routes.
But Greece finally signed an agreement with Macedonia
in 1995.
The country has been a member of the Council of Europe since
the end of the same year.
The Albanian minority makes up more than 20% of the population, and forms
part of the government majority, despite recurring tensions..
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