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EU presses Greece on gases
Athens to face legal action unless it improves pollution testing in 3 months

Greece risks ending up before the European Court of Justice if it fails to come up with a reliable way of testing its pollution levels within the next three months and winning its way back into a United Nations carbon emissions trading program, European Union officials have told Kathimerini.
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Petralia defends labor policy
Employment Minister Fani Palli-Petralia distanced herself yesterday from comments by Bank of Greece Governor Nikos Garganas...
Doping law to become weightier
State benefits for successful athletes will be trimmed in an effort to stamp out the use of illegal substances in Greek sports...
Police smash ecstasy ring
Two Albanians arrested in Athens yesterday with more than 5,000 ecstasy tablets in their possession...
Firms bid to salvage shipwreck
The process of removing the sunken Sea Diamond cruise liner from Santorini's caldera got under way yesterday...
Piraeus has to put up with stink a while yet
The Athens Water and Sewage Company (EYDAP) asked residents of Piraeus and its surrounding areas to be patient...
IN BRIEF
Two injured after OA helicopter develops mechanical fault : Two people, including a popular Greek singer...
Blaze breaks out at Ano Liosia dump but is extinguished quickly : A team of 21 firemen backed by seven fire engines...
Maliakos stretch of highway opens : A new 11-kilometer stretch of highway on the Maliakos Gulf section...
Siemens probe : The entire board of OTE telecom, which signed an agreement...
Taxi rape : A 35-year-old taxi driver was arrested in Thessaloniki...
Soldier dead : A 33-year-old army officer was found dead...
Matricide : A council of appeals court judges in Thessaloniki decided...
Arson attack : A firebomb was thrown later on Monday...
Bank heist : Two armed men stole almost 30,000 euros in cash...
Lamb sham : The Piraeus Prefecture said yesterday that it has seized...


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Ano Liosia landfill...
A stream of bags, clothes and other items, confiscated from unlicensed street traders in Athens...
EDITORIAL
Big words, but little action
National Bank of Greece Governor Nikos Garganas's statements regarding the need to amend the pension reform law that was only recently signed in Parliament have caused something of a stir. Garganas obviously supports bolder strategies, but also more structural changes in all the crucial sectors of the economy. The recent past, however, has shown us that bold reforms take bold officials in key places who will be able to handle a situation when it gets tough.
COMMENTARY
A matter of perception
Environment, Physical Planning and Public Works Minister Giorgos Souflias is a decent, honest and modest politician. He provided New Democracy with an opening toward the middle ground, as he is known to avoid extremes and to be a practically minded politician. He has always seen himself as a leader among equals in the Cabinet and the truth is that the prime minister himself has given him every right to perceive himself as such. In politics, however, it is not how you see yourself, but how others see you.
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