Macedonia compromise proposal
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The name would be the Republic of New Macedonia. If Greece and Macedonia favour a proposed treaty confirming their current frontier and establishing co-operation between Athens and Skopje, mediators will work as quickly as possible to get the two countries to sign it, Mr Boutros-Ghali told the Security Council.
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