Tanja Milevska is ex – journalist of A1 TV, correspondent in Brussels and one of the stars of Veli Ramkovski, which still works internationally to harm Macedonia.
Although according to our information Milevska repeatedly in Brussels falsely represent herself as correspondent for the media who have not engaged her, continues her mission with journalistic texts that harm the state.
In one of her writings, published three days ago, she urges Macedonia to accept the ultimatum from Greece.
Her text titled “Greece wants Macedonia to accept European values” presents the name dispute as apparent problem.
- Internationally, the country’s name remains “the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia”, but Skopje would like to shorten it in only Macedonia. The Greek refusal to recognize the name – which also means a province in the north of Greece– for Skopje is the main obstacle for opening negotiations. However, it seems that the reasons are bigger. European Council and the Commission expressed serious concern for the democratic development of the country. The lack of clear distinction between the ruling party and the state, restricting media freedom and the lack of independence of the judiciary are listed in the reports of the two institutions, forcing the European diplomats to publish the country “backwardness”, wrote Milevska.
The text seems like journalist article written by Greek journalist, supporter of policies of our neighbor towards our Macedonian identity and us as a country. However, the journalist Tanja Milevska writes this text detrimental to the Republic of Macedonia.
She writes that Macedonia respecting its identity, aims to provoke Greece. In order to attack the ruling VMRO – DPMNE unfounded Milevska invaded her own country.
Activities of the right coalition government (VMRO -DPMNE), which are in power since 2006, are often regarded as “pure provocation” for Greece. Placing a statue of Alexander the Great in the center of Skopje, change the names of the roads or use of the map of Greater Macedonia in the presence of Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski, Athens considers them as an attack on its territory and history, she writes.
In fact, this journalist from Velija Ramkovski’s list is for years working to the detriment the Republic of Macedonia.
As correspondent of A1, she did not respect the protocol of the European Parliament and was sitting at the place provided and marked for representatives of European institutions, she loudly commented, laugh, and gestured during the speech of MP Vladimir Gjorchev.
Tanja Milevska is daughter of Svetlana Jovanovska and granddaughter of the journalist Borjan Jovanovski.