Athens is in no rush in Macedonian name dispute
The new Macedonian government’s intensive diplomacy has raised hopes for restarting its NATO and EU accession processes
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- Greek veto
- No compromise yet
- Greek public opinion
- Cross-party consensus
- Political difficulties
- Kotzias's role
- Outlook
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_350.jpg "Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias, right, shakes hands with Macedonian counterpart Nikola Dimitrov during a news conference following their meeting at the Foreign Ministry in Athens on June 14 (Reuters/Costas Baltas)")