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Warming risk for north Mainland to see greater temperature rises than islands, top scientist says The impact of climate change on Greece will be most severe in the country's north, where temperatures are expected to rise by an average of 3 degrees Celsius over the next 25 years, while southern parts will be the worst hit by desertification, an eminent Greek scientist has told Kathimerini.

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MIG boss defends stance on OTE deal

Marfin Investment Group (MIG) Vice Chairman Andreas Vgenopoulos defended his recent decision to take legal action...

SYRIZA shuns ‘hellish’ PASOK

Working with PASOK ahead of the next general elections would be like «a descent into Hades,» according to the former leader...

Road deaths remain high

The number of deaths on Greek roads in the first four months of 2008 dropped 11 percent compared to the previous year...

Ieronymos steers clear of politics

Archbishop Ieronymos yesterday called for the Church to stay away from politics in a comment...

Father strangles his handicapped baby

An Albanian national has been charged with manslaughter after allegedly strangling his seven-month-old son in a drunken rage...

IN BRIEF

Portuguese diplomat and five aides unhurt after sea taxi hit rocks : No harm came to Portugal's ambassador to Greece...

Petros Molyviatis unveils plans for homes burnt ilast year's blazes : Former foreigminister, Petros Molyviatis...

Talks over US visa waiver program : A delegatioof Americaconsular experts arrived iAthens...

Airfare hikes : Olympic Airlines will increase airfares as of Monday...

Body found : Authorities said yesterday they have dug up the body...

Beachcombing : Court of First Instance prosecutor Panayiotis Panayiotopoulos will start checking...

Dead ibed : Police are investigating the circumstances...

Immigrants sentenced : Two female illegal immigrants who were dropped off oMonday...

Court strike : Greece's court employee's unioissued a statement...

Deadly plunge : A 19-year-old madied yesterday after falling into the sea...


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EDITORIAL

Render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s Speaking on the issue of foreign policy, the archbishop of Athens was right to repeat the quote attributed to Jesus: «Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's.» Archbishop Ieronymos's comments were made in the wake of a nationalist outburst by the leader of the Orthodox Church of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), who went as far as to suggest that Greece's northern city of Thessaloniki is FYROM's heartland.

COMMENTARY

A very rare breed of Greek Greece has finally fulfilled its duty toward a man who over the past decades has repeatedly gone to great lengths to serve the country. Former US Senator Paul Sarbanes has always backed Greece and Cyprus, both publicly and behind the scenes. In the early years following Turkey's invasion of Cyprus he helped secure an arms embargo on Turkey and the crucial 7:10 ratio in military aid. During the foreign policy acrobatics of the late Socialist leader Andreas Papandreou, Sarbanes did everything to support Greece's positions and forestall criticism from Washington.

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