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To Potami tries to quash speculation about stance on Prespes Agreement
                    To Potami has attempted to douse speculation about whether it will support the Macedonia name deal when it comes to Greek Parliament, although the centrist party has not completely ruled out the possibility it will not support the agreement.
A meeting of To Potami’s parliamentary group was held on Thursday and the line which emerged from the discussion was that the party remains in favour of the Prespes Agreement but wants to wait to see if Prime Minister Zoran Zaev will make the appropriat...
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