Macedonia is once again on EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule’s route march. He is to pay a visit to Macedonia on 1 June to, as he announces, participate in the South-East European Cooperation Process in Ohrid. It is expected for him to use his stay in Ohrid to monitor the developments on the Macedonian political scene and the fulfillment of the obligations from the spring report which are the basis for the country to get set with a date for start of EU negotiations, daily newspaper Utrinski Vesnik writes.

Nano Ruzin, University Professor and Ambassador, considers that the announced visit is Fule’s last attempt to force the domestic political factors to do something ahead of the EU Summit in June. He points out that the EU Commissioner insisted on all solutions and that he had a multidimensional approach toward things. From this standpoint, Ruzin expects a warning, but also encouragement from Fule.