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PM upbeat in landmark Turkey visit Athens pushes on Cyprus, minorities; Ankara seeks ‘cooperation’ in Aegean Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis yesterday called for the «full normalization of Greek-Turkish relations» during a landmark trip to Ankara, the first by a Greek premier in nearly half a century.

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Charges filed in Zachopoulos case

A prosecutor yesterday filed criminal charges against persons as yet unnamed for the breach of personal privacy...

Blame for environment shared

Greeks appear to be taking on more responsibility for the environment on an individual level and are shoving less blame...

Briton cleared of son murder

A British man who killed his son when he jumped from a hotel balcony with his two children in Crete was cleared...

OSE pays after delay stirs protest

The Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE) reimbursed about 100 irate train passengers yesterday...

Mother abandons her newborn under bush

Police in Athens were yesterday questioning a 24-year-old Greek woman believed to have abandoned...

IN BRIEF

Metro chief suggests tickets should increase from 80 cents to 1 euro : Tickets for single journeys on the metro could rise...

FYROM premier acknowledges name issue may spoil bid to join NATO : Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)...

Papandreou to meet Venizelos today : PASOK leader George Papandreou is due to meet...

Cyprus bases : The Cypriot government said yesterday that it is reconsidering...

GSEE strike : The country's largest union GSEE yesterday approved...

Smuggling ring : The coast guard arrested in Evia, central Greece, yesterday...

Hair dryer ban : The Development Ministry announced yesterday...

Antiquities theft : Police in Karditsa, central Greece, were yesterday questioning...

Drug haul : Police in Thessaloniki yesterday detained five people...


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EDITORIAL

Acting on Dimas’s recommendations The Greek public can only agree with European Environment Commissioner Stavros Dimas, who on Monday called on the Greek government to implement a more effective environmental strategy for the country. Greece is facing more ecological challenges than any other European Union country, but, regardless, does not have an autonomous environment ministry to deal with these problems.

COMMENTARY

PASOK in turmoil Less than three months after the Socialist leadership race, PASOK is on the verge of a fresh crisis that may well split the main opposition party. Evangelos Venizelos, runner-up in the November vote, has suggested the establishment of an in-party think tank. His aim is to set up a support network inside and outside the party ranks - that is, something less than a movement and within bounds of the party charter.

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