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Turkish ties get a boost
 Confidence-building steps, with joint military actions, unveiled in Athens

Greece and Turkey yesterday announced a series of confidence-building measures aimed at reducing military tension, including the formation of a joint peacekeeping force and emergency response units.
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Students halt vote at major university
The election of a new vice rector for Panteion University, one of Greece's most prestigious, was thrown into chaos...
Injuries in youth culture clash
An attack on two adolescents in Glyfada by a large group of teenagers has highlighted growing tensions...
Aging trucks take heavy toll
Traffic accidents involving trucks and buses cost the country 10 billion euros between 1996 to 2004...
Bill targets Internet criminals
Authorities will be able to instantly access the electronic and other correspondence of suspects...
Ex-policeman, wife in sex trade arrests
A recently retired policeman and his Russian wife have been arrested for allegedly running a human-trafficking ring...
IN BRIEF
Head of service resigns without giving reason, 3 months after fires : The head of the Greek fire service, Andreas Kois, resigned...
Muggers net 30,000 euros and thugs strike as police busy elsewhere : Unidentified assailants yesterday got away with two crimes...
Pupils protest 'temporary solution' : Dozens of primary school pupils have been receiving their lessons...
No coffee : The Council of State, Greece's highest administrative court, has blocked...
Christmas unwrapped : Athens Mayor Nikitas Kaklamanis is due to announce today...
Antennas removed : The municipality of Trikkaion, in the prefecture of Trikala...
Mokbel : An Athens court postponed until March a decision...
Winter sites : The country's archaeological sites and museums have changed...
Bus fire : A bus caught fire in the Kalamaria district of Thessaloniki...

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National Theater...
EDITORIAL
In whose interest?
 The events at Panteion University yesterday showed two things: first, that enforcement of the law is subject to the whims of a small minority of unionists and, second, that the representatives of the student movement seek to tailor democracy to their own self-interested objectives. Student leaders are calling for the mass participation of students in the procedures...
COMMENTARY
Time to close OA wound
 Scene I (circa 1997). The then opposition leader Costas Karamanlis visits then Prime Minister Costas Simitis to discuss «Olympic.» Simitis laments the shambles of the national carrier, but when Karamanlis asks why he doesn't shut it down, the premier suggests that society isn't ready for such a move. Scene II (2004).
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