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Prime minister Nikola Gruevski promised a referendum on the issue in his pre-election campaign (Photo: American Embassy in Skopje)

Macedonians split on name issue, survey shows

Macedonian public opinion opposes changing the country's name, but divisions run along ethnic lines on whether the government should continue seeking a compromise on the name dispute with Greece, according to a poll conducted for Macedonian daily Dnevnik

A majority of those surveyed - 51 percent - said their government should walk away from discussions with Greece on the name issue. The neighbouring states have been at loggerheads for years now over Macedonia's official name, which Gree...

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Prime minister Nikola Gruevski promised a referendum on the issue in his pre-election campaign (Photo: American Embassy in Skopje)

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