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Bond deal goes sour JP Morgan refuses to pay back interest to pension funds A draft law to safeguard the investments made by pension funds was submitted to Parliament yesterday as the deal for investment bank JP Morgan to buy back the structured bond that sparked the change to Greek legislation appeared to have collapsed.

FRONT PAGE NEWS

Convicted Australian drug trafficker...

Convicted Australian drug trafficker Tony Mokbel (second left) is escorted by plainclothes police officers...

PM heralds end to Attica sewage woes

Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis yesterday inaugurated a much-awaited sewage drying facility on the islet of Psyttaleia...

Key areas of state graft stressed

Methods adopted to order supplies for state hospitals, lack of disciplinary measures...

Promotion for organ transplants

Organ transplant recipients yesterday addressed a press conference in Athens...

Phone sex ring made millions

Twelve people have been arrested on suspicion of running a business that earned 6 million euros...

Low sex drive troubles women calling hotline

One in two women that call a sex help line for advice complain of reduced sexual appetite...

IN BRIEF

Municipalities to take over authority for licensing establishments : Municipalities will take on sole responsibility for issuing licenses to cafes and tavernas...

Parliament told that Economy and Finance Ministry manages seafront : The Economy and Finance Ministry is responsible for cleaning, protecting and managing beaches...

Three gang members arrested : Police have arrested three men in Aghios Dimitrios, southern Athens, and are looking for another four...

Migrant internship : Advertising agency TBWA said yesterday that it is running a summer trainee program this year that is aimed...

Drug recall : The National Pharmaceutical Organization (EOF) yesterday advised people suffering from HIV...

Illegal immigrants : Police in Komotini, northeastern Greece, arrested 42 illegal immigrants...

World wonders : The Acropolis is among the leaders of a competition to choose the new Seven Wonders of the World...


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EDITORIAL

Police operation sends signal The arrest Tuesday of three youths who attempted to set fire to a municipal police car was a double coup for the Greek police. The successful police operation came at a crucial time, as the image of the force has been marred by the unchecked activity of extremist groups. The effectiveness of the police officers involved in the operation sends a strong message to other extremist elements.

COMMENTARY

US-Russian poker This was not a typical G8 summit. It was not just talks and bargaining among the world's most influential political leaders. The mood was sour - and remarks by US President George W. Bush and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin did little to change that. Clearly, concerns that US-Russian ties would slide back to the Cold War days were unfounded.

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