The Greek Foreign Ministry has condemned recent statements by North Macedonia's Prime Minister in the United States as a provocation and an attempt to revive a long-settled issue. Citing the importance of respecting the Prespa Agreement, Athens stressed that bilateral relations and North Macedonia's European aspirations depend on avoiding irredentist claims and honoring past commitments.
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Six years after the Prespa agreement between Greece and North Macedonia, tensions persist over political shifts in North Macedonia that challenge the accord. Former Prime Ministers Alexis Tsipras and Zoran Zaev gathered in Athens to commemorate the agreement and express concerns about its stability, particularly regarding North Macedonia's adherence to the agreed-upon name.
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