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PM calling time on Turkey Ankara slammed for slow pace of reforms as EU talks on Cyprus canceled The government yesterday intensified criticism against Turkey for failing to implement basic European Union-oriented reforms after EU president Finland said that talks scheduled for Sunday, aimed at averting the collapse of Ankara's EU bid, had been canceled.

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Summit asks for Internet freedom

The first UN-hosted summit on the Internet ended in Athens yesterday with the promise...

Teen rape case sparks reaction

Support grew yesterday for the 16-year-old girl at the center of rape allegations...

Calls to review school asylum

Senior academics voiced their concern yesterday over the excessive use of a law that allows...

No extra powers for police

Public Order Minister Vyron Polydoras yesterday rejected calls by police officers...

Greenpeace activists yesterday removed...

Greenpeace activists yesterday removed what they say is genetically modified rice...

Robber wanted to pay for girlfriend’s record

A 37-year-old man who was arrested in Thessaloniki, accused...

IN BRIEF

Prosecutor recommends that 11 be charged for court corruption : Prosecutor Kyriakos Karoutsos has recommended...

ELAS chief says income from sports events does not cover force's expenses : The chief of the Greek Police (ELAS)...

Pensioners evacuated in early hours : Eight elderly citizens were treated for smoke inhalation...

Party off : The annual award gala to reveal the world's top soccer player...

Medium fraudster : A 46-year-old woman is to face trial in Thessaloniki...

Burglary ring : Police yesterday broke up a ring of burglars believed...

Drug arrests : Police in Thessaloniki arrested a 47-year-old man...

Hospital cleanup : Health Minister Dimitris Avramopoulos said yesterday...

Bus changes : The Athens Urban Transport Association said yesterday...


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Greece’s Chief...
EDITORIAL

Media vulgarity knows no bounds Hopes that the ever increasing vulgarity on our television stations would have reached rock bottom have proved futile. Year after year, month after month, there are more and more sacrifices made on the altar of perverted competition. A few days ago, the nation was treated to pornographic images of children.

COMMENTARY

Electing the president Rarely has a parliamentary debate touched upon the heart of an issue as it did during discussions for reviewing the presidential election system. The existing provision allows opposition parties to use the vote as a lever for triggering early elections - although it must be said that no serious problems have emerged so far, as parties fear a public backlash against perceived abuse of power.

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