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The Republic of Macedonia has decided to change its argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote. It agreed on Friday to rename the country the Republic of North Macedonia. The name argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote is the argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote of a 27-year dispute with Greece. Macedonia declared argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote in 1991 after the break-up of the argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote country Yugoslavia. It became a argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote of the United Nations in 1993, but its name caused an argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote with Greece. Greece's largest argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote is also called Macedonia. The Greek government said it owned the name "Macedonia". Greece blocked its neighbor's attempts to join the EU and NATO over the argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote of the name "Macedonia". Prime Minister Zoran Zaev said the name change would, "open the doors to the argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote".

The name change comes after a argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote of talks between Macedonia and Greece. Just over 67 per cent of argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote in Macedonia's parliament voted for the name change. Eighty-one MPs voted in argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote of the name change in the 120-seat parliament. Opposition politicians, who opposed the agreement with Greece, boycotted the argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote. Several argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote people protested against the argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote in front of Macedonia's parliament over the argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote three days. An opposition leader was angry over the talks to change the country's name. He said: "Look how argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote, how openly, this trade is going on with Macedonia's name and argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote - just like at a market stall." The next step is for Greece to argumentchangedealdecadefavorformerfuturehundredidentityindependencemembernameofficiallypastpubliclyregionrepresentativesresultusevote agree to the change.