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| Denktash rails against Erdogan |
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| Turkey's foreign minister, Yasar Yakis, arrived in the Turkish-occupied part of Cyprus yesterday to meet with Rauf Denktash, at a time when relations between the Turkish-Cypriot leader and Turkey's government are at an all-time low.
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| Storms flood homes and fields |
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| Heavy rains across the country on Saturday flooded scores of homes and shops in eastern Attica, turned streets in the capital and country roads into torrents and swamped, once again, the fertile plains of Karditsa in central Greece...
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| Pangalos: PASOK falls apart |
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| The government yesterday played down a scathing attack on Prime Minister Costas Simitis and his closest aides by a PASOK party heavyweight, Theodoros Pangalos.
«Mr Pangalos has been repeating himself for quite some time now,»...
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| 2003 to focus on disabled |
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| Greece marked 2003 as «European Year of People with Disabilities» at a ceremony yesterday at the Athens Concert Hall attended by President Costis Stephanopoulos, artists, politicians from Greece and Europe and disabled people.
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| New leads guide police to pawn shop killers |
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| Thessaloniki police on Saturday tracked down two men behind the murder of the 26-year-old daughter of a pawn-shop owner two years ago, after fresh leads led them to the duo. Officers arrested Alexandros Alexoudis, 41, and Argyris Skoutelas, 31...
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