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Police in FYROM's capital, Skopje fired flash grenades and tear gas at protesters opposing the signing of an agreement with Greece to rename the country. According to reports, some of the protesting crowd pushed through police barriers and attacked officers...

As Greece and FYROM signed on Sunday the landmark agreement towards resolving the long-standing dispute over the name of the former Yugoslav republic, a new poll suggests that almost 70 percent of Greeks oppose the deal. According to the poll conducted...

Greek riot police fired tear gas at protesters near Lake Prespa where the ceremony for the Greece, FYROM agreement took place on Sunday morning. Opponents of the deal gathered near the village of Psarades waiving Greek flags and shouting slogans accusing...

Greece and FYROM signed a landmark agreement on Sunday towards resolving a long-standing dispute over the name of the former Yugoslav republic, after the government in Athens survived a no-confidence vote on Saturday. The Greek and FYROM foreign ministers, Nikos...

Greece's PM Alexis Tsipras survived a vote of no-confidence in parliament on Saturday on the provisional deal on the naming dispute with Skopje.  Lawmakers, including those belonging to his coalition junior partner, the right-wing Independent Greeks, voted against the motion tabled by...

Greek riot police fired tear gas on Saturday to disperse protesters gathered outside the parliament building in Syntagma Square to demonstrate against the agreement on the naming dispute with FYROM. Some of the protesters waving Greek flags and shouting slogans...

The Greek parliament is debating a motion of no confidence against the government tabled by the main opposition New Democracy party as hundreds protested outside against the provisional deal on the naming dispute with Skopje. "I have an obligation before...

The signing ceremony for the historic agreement between Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) on the naming dispute will be held north of the border, according to Greek media reports. Greece's Kathimerini newspaper reports the ceremony will take...

  A Greek tabloid which printed a front-page cover showing doctored images depicting the country's president, premier and foreign minister being 'executed' is being investigated by the authorities. An ultra-right newspaper called Makeleio ran the extreme images in response to the...

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has dismissed criticisms leveled by the opposition that the deal with Skopje on the naming dispute is a retreat for Greece. "I see a deal where we only gain things, not give them away," he said...