The prime minister of Macedonia says his administration and the Greek government have agreed on a new name for his country to solve the decades-long name dispute between Skopje and Athens. Macedonian Prime Minister Zoran Zaev said Saturday that "Republic of Ilindenska Macedonia" is the compromise name acceptable to both sides. Ilindenska is a Macedonian town known for a 1903 uprising against Turkish occupiers. Greece claims the country's name implies territorial designs on its northern province of Macedonia. The Greek government says the Macedonian Constitution must make clear the country does not consider the province part of its territory.

Source: ABC News May 19, 2018 19:30 UTC