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Tag: Republic of Macedonia

Tag Archives: Republic of Macedonia

10Sep/15

Migrants face rain, police aggression at Greek-Macedonian border

September 10, 2015WorldBaton, Border barrier, Countries, Divided regions, Ethnic groups in Greece, European migrant crisis, Geography of Europe, Germany, Greece, Greece–North Macedonia relations, Human migration, Hungary, IDOMENI, Macedonia, Macedonian Australian, Macedonian language, Macedonians, Nikola Poposki, North Macedonia border barrier, Political geography, Republic of Macedonia, Serbia, War/Conflictsmbale

Macedonian police use batons against migrants gathered at the border with Greece.

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29Aug/15

Migrants prepared “to die on journey of death” to reach EU

August 29, 2015WorldAftermath of war, Ahmad, Countries, Decades, Demography, European migrant crisis, European Union, Forced migration, Geography of Europe, Germany, Gevgelija, Greece, Hungary, Macedonia, Mohammad, North Macedonia, Population, Refugee, Refugees of the Syrian Civil War, Republic of Macedonia, Right of asylum, Serbia, Syria, Syrian Civil War, Syrian diaspora, Syrian refugee campssmbale

Aid workers distribute food and water to migrants on the Macedonian border as they wait to continue on what one Syrian refugee calls “a journey of death” to reach the European Union.

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25Aug/15

Up to 3,000 refugees, migrants expected a day in Macedonia – UNHCR

August 25, 2015WorldAftermath of war, Cultural globalization, Demography, Ethnic groups in Greece, European migrant crisis, Forced migration, Geneva, Greece, Human migration, Illegal entry, Italy, Macedonia, Melissa Fleming, Migration policy of the European Union, Politics of Greece, Refugee, Refugees of the Greek Civil War, Republic of Macedonia, Right of asylum, Serbia, Switzerland, Syria, Turkey, UN Refugee Agency, United Nations Development Group, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugeessmbale

UN Refugee Agency predicts the number of migrants crossing the border between Greece and Macedonia to remain at 3,000 per day.

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