What Continent is Macedonia in?

Is Macedonian is part of Europe?

North Macedonia is a country on the Balkan peninsula, east of Italy, and borders Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, Albania and Kosovo. The Republic has an area of almost 26,000 km2, practically the same as our Sicily, and has a population of about 2 million people, almost a third less than the Municipality of Rome (2.8 million inhabitants). The majority are Macedonians (ethnic Slavs and traditionally Orthodox Christians), but there is also a good minority of Albanians (a quarter of the population). The capital is called Skope.

Until February 12, 2019 the State of North Macedonia was simply called Macedonia and so you will find it written in many maps and outdated maps. The country had given itself this name at the time of its official birth, on September 25, 1991, a very recent date and dependent on the dissolution and fragmentation ofug However, the choice of this name had immediately created friction and diplomatic clashes with neighboring countries, in particular with Greece.

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