ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's conservative political opposition will not back a deal to settle a decades-old row with Macedonia over its name unless the ex-Yugoslav republic changes its constitution, its leader said on Thursday.
Athens and Skopje are negotiating to settle a dispute that has kept Macedonia from joining NATO and the European Union. Greece believes the name "Macedonia" implies a territorial claim over its northern region, which uses the same name.
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