Twenty-five years after the Ohrid Framework Agreement concluded the conflict in North Macedonia in 2001, analysts indicate that the peace between ethnic communities in the country remains fragile. The agreement was aimed at addressing the grievances of the ethnic Albanian minority and establishing a framework for coexistence.
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25 Years Since Ohrid Agreement: Assessment of Peace in North Macedonia
The Ohrid Framework Agreement, which ended the conflict in North Macedonia in 2001, marks its 25th anniversary. Analysts suggest that the peace established by the agreement is still fragile among the country's ethnic communities.
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25 years Ohrid Agreement: Is N. Macedonia's peace holding?
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25 Years Since Ohrid Agreement: Assessment of Peace in North Macedonia