Macedonia ceasefire holding after post-deadline clashes

Despite clashes after the midnight ceasefire deadline, both the Macedonian Army and ethnic Albanians appeared today to respect a deal to stop fighting.

Macedonia ceasefire holding after post-deadline clashes
Fri, 06 Jul, 2001 - 12:21

Despite clashes after the midnight ceasefire deadline, both the Macedonian Army and ethnic Albanians appeared today to respect a deal to stop fighting.

They are preparing to give the political dialogue a chance to end the four-month-old rebel insurgency.

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