Central European Morning Report: "Political Leaders Criticized for Alleged Violations of Official Duties"

Central European Morning Report: "Political Leaders Criticized for Alleged Violations of Official Duties"

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Greek Prime Minister Condemns North Macedonian President's Name Reference Violation: Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has criticized the new President of North Macedonia for violating her oath by referring to her country with a different name. Mitsotakis denounced the act as illegal and in violation of the Prespa Agreement and North Macedonia's Constitution. He emphasized Greece's rejection of such maneuvers and called for a return to legal duties. Mitsotakis reiterated that any progress in bilateral relations hinges on the sincere observance of agreements and the correct use of North Macedonia's constitutional name.

Romanian Official Criticizes NATO Deputy Secretary General for Prioritizing Campaigning Over Security Discussions: Marcel Ciolacu, a Romanian official, expressed disappointment with Mircea Geoană, the Deputy Secretary General of NATO, for allegedly prioritizing campaigning and book launches over discussions on security matters. Ciolacu highlighted concerns over conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East and criticized Geoană for not engaging in security discussions despite his NATO position. Ciolacu's remarks underscore tensions regarding Geoană's potential candidacy for the Romanian presidency.

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