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Migrant influx ebbing? New data suggest Turkish crackdown on smugglers; gov’t inspects camp list As a cross-party foreign policy committee discussed which former army barracks will be used as temporary reception centers for thousands of illegal immigrants, government sources revealed fresh statistics suggesting that the influx of undocumented visitors from neighboring Turkey has ebbed.

FRONT PAGE NEWS

Stinging criticism for Athens town plan

Plans for the construction of new major roads in the greater Athens area will simply ensure...

Police linked to major sex ring

Four police officers have been arrested for their alleged participation in a sex-trafficking ring...

Light in tunnel for name talks

The United Nations mediator in the name dispute between Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)...

Collective work contracts...

Members of the national unions representing accountants and construction workers...

Mayor, locals charged over anti-landfill riot

A prosecutor yesterday brought a string of criminal and misdemeanor charges against the mayor of Grammatiko...

IN BRIEF

Five suspects in custody as prison governor suspended : Five suspected members of the crime ring...

Fugitive's daughter released : The 25-year-old daughter of Christos Karavellas, a former Siemens Hellas executive...

Diploma affair : The International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) yesterday sent 10 private schools...

Pro-po killing : The 25-year-old owner of a Pro-po betting store was shot dead late yesterday...

Swine flu : The Health Ministry today announced that 31 new cases of swine flu...

Cell death : A 32-year-old inmate of a jail in Nafplio, in the Peloponnese, died suddenly...

Armed raid : A lone robber wearing a cap and glasses held up a branch of the Hellenic Post...


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EDITORIAL

No stone must be left unturned The Greek police force deserves praise for the fact that it decided to reveal all the extracts of the recorded telephone conversations between the suspected players in the kidnapping of shipping magnate Pericles Panagopoulos in January this year. It was especially forthright of them, given the pressure they have come under in recent months, to include with these the snippets of conversations that made oblique reference to government officials and other high-ranking figures of public life.

EDITORIAL:AthensPlus

Method or madness? Greece's policy regarding illegal immigrants used to be very successful: People caught trying to sneak into the country were either forced back across the border or were abandoned to their fate, in the knowledge that the migrants would do all in their power to keep moving on toward more welcoming members of the European Union.

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