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PM tours burned areas, pledges to push regeneration Foreign investors considering tourism projects at Ancient Olympia, Kaiafas Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis on Saturday toured areas ravaged by last month's deadly fires, reiterating pledges to speed up regeneration efforts and protect burned forest land from development.

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Hopefuls eye PASOK leader race

PASOK MP Anna Diamantopoulou has given the clearest indication yet that she is preparing to run for party leader in the November 11 ballot...

Xanthi on top of soccer league

Xanthi was the only team to double its wins in the second week of soccer’s Super League, after beating new boys Asteras Tripolis 2-0 at home, while champions Olympiakos notched up its first win...

Hopes for move on FYROM fade

The United Nations special envoy, appointed to mediate in a dispute between Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) regarding...

Seven die in highway car crash

Seven people were killed in a crash on the Athens-Thessaloniki national road near Thebes on Saturday...

Serres couple caught for spare parts scam

A married couple has been arrested in Serres, northern Greece, on suspicion of defrauding around 50 local residents...

IN BRIEF

Ministry alleged to have changed law to allow construction to go ahead : The Environment, Physical Planning and Public Works Ministry has changed...

French pensioner found off Samos : An 82-year-old French woman was found drowned off the coast of Samos...

Banker resigns : Panos Tsoupidis has resigned as president of the state-controlled Postal Savings Bank (TT)...

Karpathos quake : Residents of Karpathos were jolted early yesterday...

Crete shoplifter : A 46-year-old man has been arrested in Hania...


THIS WEEK

Monday : Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis to address...

Tuesday : Doctors of the World holds a press conference to present...

Wednesday : New Parliament members to be sworn in...

Thursday : Parliament to elect its new speaker...

Friday : Thessaloniki's Aristotle University hosts the 5th international congress on...

Saturday : The Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE) in cooperation with the local authorities of Chios island...


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EDITORIAL

Avoiding the trap of the protectors The main opposition PASOK party is in the grips of a deep crisis. The country needs a serious political opposition just as much as it needs a serious government. Before PASOK chooses a leader, it must explain the reasons behind its failures and clarify its profile once and for all. One of the main reasons that voters rejected PASOK in the past was the party's all-out support for a portion of the state-backed business and publishing sectors.

COMMENTARY

The stones will judge us In the midst of the post-election fallout and looking at the great challenges that Greece faces, it is comforting to think that, despite all the difficulties, this country has a unique advantage. Greece is sitting on unparalleled wealth - breathtakingly beautiful nature combined with a history that constitutes the nucleus of Western civilization, which is the foundation of the thought, esthetics and the very psychology of humans today.

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