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Paths open in China Karamanlis returns with tourism, shipping deals in suitcase

As Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis returned from China yesterday, government sources indicated that his trip to the world's most populated nation was a success, resulting in new business channels opening up in the fields of shipping and tourism.
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On alert for cold front from Siberia
A cold front of weather from Siberia is expected to send temperatures in Athens as well as other parts of Greece plummeting from today...
Still homeless after ’99 quake
An ambitious plan to build 2,500 homes for displaced families and regenerate an area in Athens hit by a powerful earthquake in 1999 has resulted in the completion of just 29 houses...
Shoppers park at own risk
Shoppers leaving their cars at stores that offer customers free parking do so at their own risk, according to a Supreme Court ruling made public yesterday which said...
Three die in freezing boat at sea
Three people froze to death in two dinghies found drifting off the island of Evia, central Greece, on Saturday, carrying 57 illegal immigrants from Turkey...
One climber killed, three saved on Crete
A member of a climbing party that was attempting to scale a mountain in eastern Crete under difficult conditions was killed, though his three companions were rescued...
IN BRIEF
Discounts at stores around Greece start today and will last five weeks : A man does some window shopping at a store...
PM laments loss of Kosovo President : Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis expressed his condolences...
Korydallos testimony : The deputy prosecutor of the Supreme Court Giorgos Sanidas visited...
Teacher charged : A 57-year-old male teacher was charged on Saturday...
Cars burned : A 40-year-old man was arrested in Peristeri...
Bribery charge : A policeman in Corinth was arrested yesterday...
THIS WEEK
Monday : Winter sales begin and will last...
Tuesday : President of the Republic Karolos Papoulias pays...
Thursday : Athens Mayor Dora Bakoyannis visits Salzburg...
Friday : Transport Minister Michalis Liapis to chair meeting...
Sunday : Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis to chair a meeting...

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EDITORIAL
Reshuffle will step up government performance
 A government reshuffle that would be no more than a public relations stunt serving the needs of the conservative leadership or New Democracy's own balance of power is something the country does not need. The current period is very crucial for the future of Greece and leaves no margin for such childish games. At this moment, 22 months since it was formed, the conservative administration of Costas Karamanlis appears to require a shake-up.
COMMENTARY
Time for a reality check
 Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis completed his three-day trip to China escorted by some of his government's most senior ministers as well as businessmen. During the course of his visit, the Greek premier signed a number of agreements, discussed the access of local ports by Chinese ships as their gateway to Europe, the export of Greek olive oil and ways to attract Chinese tourists to Greece.
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