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Gov’t probes terror links
 As young group claims hit on ND deputy, police examine ties with old organizations

The government is planning a shake-up of the police's counterterrorism unit and a close examination of suspected links between old and new terrorist groups, sources told Kathimerini after Conspiracy of the Cells of Fire claimed responsibility late on Friday for a time bomb that had detonated outside the Athens home of a prominent conservative member of the European Parliament earlier in the day.
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ND reaches consensus on vote for leadership
The central committee of the conservative main opposition New Democracy party voted on Saturday...
Win they do, convince they don’t
Olympiakos and Panathinaikos scored narrow wins at the weekend...
Nurses care more for desks
Nearly half of all nurses recruited by state hospitals subsequently seek transfers...
Anti-racism rally...
Two children prepare a banner for an anti-racism rally...
Gas station shooting leaves one injured
A 25-year-old gas station manager and his 29-year-old employee were detained...
IN BRIEF
Agreement with Chinese firm is set to apply from today : A deal betweethe state and Chinese port operating company Cosco...
Alliance chief due iAthens : United Nations Secretary-General BaKi-moon, who is to arrive iAthens...
Frontex harassed : Turkish authorities late oFriday sent radar warnings to aaircraft of Frontex...
Ferries moored : Passenger ferries and other vessels remained moored at the ports...
Arsoattacks : Aexplosive device comprising five gas canisters...
Taxi charges : increased yesterday, with the fare charged per kilometer...
Swine flu : A 42-year-old maand a 16-year-old girl diagnosed with swine flu...

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PM prepares for talks on foreign affairs in London
 Prime Minister George Papandreou (c), who also holds Greece's foreign affairs portfolio...
EDITORIAL
Public debt needs tough stance Very soon, most ministers will want to press ahead with the implementation of all the promises made by PASOK during its election campaign, and when the time comes for them to muster up the funds necessary to realize all of the government's plans, they are going to come face to face with the sad reality that the state's coffers are empty.
EDITORIAL:AthensPlus
Papandreou’s first challenge
 It is ironic that George Papandreou is trying to reform public life by introducing transparency and the concepts of accountability and merit as leader of the party responsible for most of the ills that he has vowed to remedy.
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