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TEHRAN, April 28, YJC - Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov on Thursday appealed for calm and called a meeting of parliamentary leaders after protesters stormed the national parliament.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) - Masked demonstrators forced their way into the building after an ethnic Albanian deputy was elected speaker of the parliament. They beat several opposition lawmakers and blocked others inside. Police had to intervene to release them.In a televised address late on Thursday, President Ivanov said every issue could be resolved "through dialogue and in line with constitution and laws." "I’m inviting leaders of parliamentary factions into my office to discuss this situation," he added.
The Balkan nation has been unable to appoint a new government for months after the ruling right-wing party VMRO-DPMNE failed to form a coalition with pro-Albanian DUI in January.
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