SARAJEVO (Reuters) - The leader of Macedonia's Social Democrats said on Thursday he expected to be able to form a new government in March, ending a two-year political crisis following a wiretapping scandal that brought down a previous prime minister.
After inconclusive parliamentary elections in December, the conservative VMRO-DPMNE party at the centre of the scandal tried but failed to reach an agreement with others to form a coalition cabinet.
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