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Early elections are back on PM’s political agenda Gov’t fears FYROM move may force hand

There is a growing possibility that general elections will be called in September because the government fears that the United Nations may end the mediation process between Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), sources told Sunday's Kathimerini.
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Study shows country has drought pattern
As preparations to tackle a possible water shortage this summer gather pace, a new study seen by Sunday's Kathimerini suggested...
Police final protest irritates
Fearing damage to the country's image abroad, Greece's public order minister yesterday urged police to cancel...
Man arrested for fratricide
Police in Athens yesterday arrested a 60-year-old man suspected of killing his 63-year-old brother...
Stormy weather hits Greece
Violent storms throughout Saturday disrupted air and sea transport around Greece and obliged the fire service...
No deal to pay off crippling Piraeus debt
The Municipality of Piraeus could be forced to shut down unless it finds 29 million euros by the end of the month...
IN BRIEF
Warning to Turkey as bust of fallen pilot is revealed on Crete : A bust of Flight Lieutenant Costas Iliakis, who was killed during a mock dogfight with a Turkish fighter jet last year...
Leipsoi finally gets Piraeus ferry : Residents of Leipsoi in the Dodecanese yesterday welcomed the first ferry...
Crete remembrance : British Ambassador to Greece Simon Gass was among...
Drugs arrests : Police in Thessaloniki said on Saturday that they had arrested eight people...
THIS WEEK
MONDAY : Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis starts a series of visits to New Zealand...
TUESDAY : The Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation in cooperation...
WEDNESDAY : The University of Athens will host the second European Cognitive conference...
THURSDAY : The European Parliament Bureau in Greece and the embassies of France...
FRIDAY : The Child's Smile charity presents the Amber Alert Hellas program...
Saturday : Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis visits Vietnam...

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EDITORIAL
Shedding light on the bonds scandal
 Greece is no stranger to exaggeration. Over the past three months, the attention of the media and public has focused on the structured bonds controversy. There is no doubt that we are faced with a scandal that warrants an in-depth investigation. We need to know if and who sold the specific bonds to the funds in question. Most importantly, we need to know if there were any officials within the state apparatus that knew what was going on.
COMMENTARY
A quiet revolution in Europe
 Smoothly, quietly - befitting the processes of mature democracies - a revolution is under way in Europe. There is a new team in power in the three countries that make a difference in the European Union, at a time when Europe is plagued by extended paralysis even as the challenges it faces grow more difficult by the day. The EU has been rudderless since the French and Dutch rejected the European Constitution.
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