Police fired tear gas at protesters in Greece and Macedonia over the weekend, as diplomats signed a name deal to unlock EU enlargement.
Fourteen people, including seven policemen, were hurt in scuffles in Pisoderi, in northern Greece, on Sunday (17 June), where 3,000 people came out to denounce the accord.
Police also clashed with some 300 protesters in Bitola, southern Macedonia, the same day.
The unrest coincided with a meeting of Greek and Macedonian leaders on the nearb...
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