Protesters seek to force their way into Greek Parliament in Athens, Greece, on June 16, 2018. Greece's government survived on Saturday a no confidence motion tabled by main opposition party New Democracy over the historic name deal reached earlier this week between Athens and Skopje which will be signed on Sunday at the Prespes lakes on the border between the two neighboring states. As Greek MPs were debating and voting on the motion, a few hundred of protesters held a rally outside the parliament building. (Xinhua/Christos Bonis)
Greek gov't survives no confidence motion over Macedonia name deal
Source: Xinhua| 2018-06-17 04:01:52|Editor: Liangyu
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