Macedonia Press Review ' January 18

DNEVNIK
While many TV viewers, in order to avoid stress, tend to change the channel when they stumble upon the bloody scenes from Iraq, many Macedonians go there trying to find a well paid job that could change their own future, the daily says in its extensive coverage of this recent practice.


UTRINSKI VESNIK
Greece's unwillingness to accept a compromise and its refusal to accept the term Macedonian to refer to the nationality of those living in Macedonia, are the two main reasons why the name row will last long, the former Macedonian President Kiro Gligorov says in an interview for the Bulgarian news agency Bgnes, the daily reports.


VREME
Dragan Pavlovoc-Latas, one of the most prominent and controversial Macedonian journalists, was an informant to the Serbian secret service, the daily says, revealing alleged documents from the Macedonian counter intelligence service dating from 1999 that support the claims.