Samaras warns Greek-Bulgarian relics deal worse than Prespa, silent response

Former Greek PM Antonis Samaras criticizes a Greek-Bulgarian agreement on exchanging relics and remains, claiming it is worse than the Prespa agreement and that the public is watching in silence. The deal involves sensitive cultural heritage, and Samaras' remarks signal domestic political friction over sovereignty and national identity. The full terms and ratification status remain unclear, and the impact is primarily political within Greece.