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Skopje, 6 June: SDSM [Social Democratic Alliance of Macedonia] leader Branko Crvenkovski congratulated early Monday [6 June] VMRO-DPMNE [Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization-Democratic Party for Macedonian National Unity] president Nikola Gruevski for the election victory.

Skopje - Macedonia's opposition SDSM [Social Democratic Alliance of Macedonia] leader Branko Crvenkovski presented a timetable and conditions for his party's return to parliament, which according to the ruling VMRO-DPMNE [Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization-Democratic Party for Macedonian National Unity] would pave the way for snap polls.

Today's discussion was focused on the inability and unwillingness of the executive power to interfere in the work of the independent judiciary, the opposition party leader said. \"The entire process of dealing with or disclosing of possible criminal activities in the companies, located on \"Pero Nakov\" street [address of A1 TV, related firms], has started under the prime minister's political decision. As he has made such decision, now he is bearing the responsibility to resolve the whole situation.

[Report by \"M.T.,\" \"T.P.\": \"Opposition Plots Radical Strategy for After 7 December\"] According to senior SDSM sources, what is most important at the moment is to form a broad front with the parties of the ethnic Albanians, particularly with the DUI [Democratic Union for Integration, BDI in Albanian]. \"The aim is for the opposition, along with the DUI, to deliver a no-confidence motion against the government. This would not automatically lead to an early election, but rather, to the formation of a provisional government with a mandate to resolve the name dispute. In this way, Ahmeti would remain in the provisional government -- which will solve the name problem in due course -- and at the same time, he will not be betraying his electorate having promised that he would take Macedonia to the European Union and NATO,\" our source said.

The IMF delegation led by the mission chief for Macedonia, Wes McGrew, and resident representative Bert van Selm, briefed [Branko Crvenkovski] on their assessment of the economic condition of the country and expressed readiness to provide support in a manner that will be previously...

Any attempt to redraw state borders along ethnic lines would be a precedent which could lead to a dangerous situation in the region, Macedonian President Branko Crvenkovski said today in Sarajevo, commenting on [Bosnian] Serb...