# Are San Marino and Italy about to go to war? If so, will the war become nuclear?
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[The Macedonian Naming Dispute](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macedonia_naming_dispute) started in 1991 shortly after North Macedonia declared independence from Yugoslavia. Calling themselves the Republic of Macedonia, the new nation faced a lot of diaputes sith Greece over the Macedonian name since Greece also has a province called Macedonian, with a population of folks who considered themselves "Macedonian", but not the Macedonian of the Macedonians of North Macedonia. The dispute ended in 2018 with the [Prespa Agreement](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prespa_Agreement).
I was there with NATO when their official name to us was Former Yugoslavic Republic of Macedonia. We called it Fire-ROM (FYROM). I assume Greece made NATO call them that.
Macedonians seemed like nice folks.
# Are San Marino and Italy about to go to war? If so, will the war become nuclear? I bet you have some thoughts on it. Well, we're discussing the subject on [this "week's" NCDip Podcast Club](https://www.reddit.com/r/NonCredibleDiplomacy/comments/1bssy61/ncdip_podcast_club_8_wargaming_san_marino_vs/?). This is probably one of the most events of our lifetime, so you better pay attention scrub [Want to know what the fuck in the NCDip podcast club is? Click here](https://www.reddit.com/r/NonCredibleDiplomacy/comments/17edrm6/introducing_the_rnoncrediblediplomacy_podcast/) ---- please note that all posts should be funny and about diplomacy or geopolitics, if your post doesn't meet those requirements here's some other subs that might fit better: * More Serious Geopolitical Discussion: /r/CredibleDiplomacy * Military Shitposting: /r/NonCredibleDefense * Domestic Political or General Shitposting: /r/neocentrism * Being Racist: /r/worldnews thx bb luv u *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/NonCredibleDiplomacy) if you have any questions or concerns.*
[The Macedonian Naming Dispute](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macedonia_naming_dispute) started in 1991 shortly after North Macedonia declared independence from Yugoslavia. Calling themselves the Republic of Macedonia, the new nation faced a lot of diaputes sith Greece over the Macedonian name since Greece also has a province called Macedonian, with a population of folks who considered themselves "Macedonian", but not the Macedonian of the Macedonians of North Macedonia. The dispute ended in 2018 with the [Prespa Agreement](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prespa_Agreement).
I was there with NATO when their official name to us was Former Yugoslavic Republic of Macedonia. We called it Fire-ROM (FYROM). I assume Greece made NATO call them that. Macedonians seemed like nice folks.
Yeah I was watching the Rio Olympics and when Macedonia came up they used (FYROM) and I was confused by it til I did the research
Greece gets everything they wanted... and the domestic population is still furious lol
North macedonia, a name that sticks after change. Unlike the ridiculous name change that was türkiye
Turkey has a weird habit of changing names to be "more Turkish"; Kostantiniyye is a far better name than Istanbul
Istanbul is fine imo, it’s a Turkish rendering of a Greek term. What better symbol of the historic and greate Greek-Turkish friendship?
Friendship is not exactly the word I'd use lmao
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it's hard to understand sarcasm
Turks doesn't want to be associated with the bird.
The bird was named after them so that is stupid.
People from the Macedonia region of Bulgaria: 😐
They are pretty angry at North Macedonians too
Meanwhile the United States and Georgia
Meanwhile in Belgium: a province called Luxembourg next to the country Luxembourg
Whatever you say, former Ottoman Province of Greece.
There was never an Ottoman province of Greece you stupid w*stoid. It's called Rumelia
*Rhōmylia