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Tag: Judicial Council

Macedonia  | 12.01.2026

Former SPO adviser named member of the Judicial Council

The Parliament today appointed lawyer Suzana Josevska - Anastasovska and law professor Arilnda Kadri Sahinovic as members of the Judicial Council, which appoints and dismisses…
Macedonia  | 13.03.2025

Mickoski: some judges and prosecutors act as the shield of corrupt SDSM and DUI officials

Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski blamed the judiciary of acting as the last shield of corrupt officials from the past SDSM - DUI led Government. Most…
Macedonia  | 13.03.2025

Ambassador Aggeler says she is closely following the vote of no confidence in the Judicial Council

US Ambassador Angela Aggeler said that she is closely following the vote of no confidence in five members of the Judicial Council that took place…
Macedonia  | 12.03.2025

The members of the Judicial Council have lost all credibility

The five members of the Judicial Council who were voted no-confidence by the Parliament do not have legitimacy to continue holding these positions, said Prime…
Macedonia  | 11.03.2025

With large majority, Parliament votes no confidence in five members of the Judicial Council

The Parliament today voted no confidence to five members of the Juidicial Council. Tanja Cacorova Ilievska, Milazim Mustafa, Pavlina Crvenkovska, Selim Ademi and Vesna Dameva…
Macedonia  | 09.02.2025

Mickoski will urge the members of the Judicial Council to resign if they lose the vote of no confidence in the Parliament

Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski today said that the planned vote of no confidence in the Parliament will not mean automatic resignations for the members of…
Macedonia  | 06.02.2025

Prime Minister Mickoski will try to reform the Judicial Council by non-binding votes of confidence for its members in the Parliament

Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski announced an initiative to speed up the reforms of the badly discredited judicial system by calling on Parliament to put the…