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United front starts to crack
 Defense minister again speaks out on handling of Zachopoulos fallout

Rifts began appearing in the government yesterday over its handling of the Zachopoulos case at the same time it emerged that the co-owner of Proto Thema newspaper Themos Anastasiadis had been found in possession of 1.1 million euros at the Swiss-French border last October.
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Answers sought in Siemens scandal
PASOK will call for the setting up of a parliamentary investigative committee to look...
EU fosters more trust than state
Greeks trust European Union institutions more than their national ones, according to a new Eurobarometer survey...
Greeks netted in organ probe
Two Greeks were yesterday being detained in New Delhi in connection with a probe into a human organ trading scandal...
‘Islam has to adapt,’ says Akbar
Islam must reform itself to catch up with «changing social conditions,» said a leading Indian journalist...
Ministry websites hit by hacker intrusion
Hackers broke into websites belonging to the Interior and Agriculture ministries yesterday...
IN BRIEF
Bakoyannis and Rice to meet in Washington on February 14 : Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis will meet with US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice...
Central Athens branch attacked by some 30 assailants; no arrests : A group of some 30 hooded assailants attacked a branch of National Bank in Gyzi...
Greece sent to European Court : The European Commission yesterday ordered Greece to appear before the European Court of Justice...
Conscript death : A 23-year-old army conscript was found dead...
Lignite power : Environmental group WWF Hellas has teamed up with seven municipalities to combat...
Heists : Three banks were held up in different parts of the country yesterday...
Food seized : Thessaloniki prefecture officials seized 250 kilos of food in December...
US Embassy : The US Embassy in Athens...
Border chase : Police in Ioannina, northeastern Greece, said yesterday...

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EDITORIAL
Indifference or negligence?
 As we speak, German company Siemens, a major American law firm (which conducted an investigation for Siemens), and the German and American justice systems have evidence of a major bribery scandal involving Greek government and state officials. The only people who seem to be entirely in the dark about this extremely important case are the Greek government and the country's judiciary.
COMMENTARY
No party without barbarians
 Evangelos Venizelos's announcement scrapping the idea of a think tank within the PASOK party did, on one level, add to George Papandreou's leadership profile, but it also deprived the party chief of a good excuse. In the words of C.P. Cavafy: «And now what shall become of us without any barbarians? Those people were some kind of solution.»
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