Skopje, Macedonia - Prime Minister Nikola Grujevski was Monday, three weeks after troubled snap parliamentary polls, again appointed to head the troubled Balkan country's government.

Gruevski's nationalist VNMRO-DPMNE won 63 out of the 120 assembly seats and has an absolute majority in marred June 1 elections and now has 20 days to present his cabinet.

VMRO would nevertheless partner one of two ethnic Albanian parties to represent the restive minority, making up around one-quarter of the 2.1 million Macedonian citizens, but dominating in the entire north-western section of the country.