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Strike clogs city streets
Rubbish piles get higher as protests spread across worker groups

With the vote on the government's social security reforms bill expected in less than a week, strike action spread across different occupations yesterday as sidewalk rubbish piles grew higher.
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Name talks to continue on Monday
Diplomats from Athens and Skopje will meet United Nations mediator Matthew Nimetz in Vienna on Monday for further talks on the Macedonia name issue...
Church clears cohabitation law
The head of the Church of Greece yesterday gave a green light to the government's plans to introduce a law...
All aboard the night trains
A strike by metro and Kifissia-Piraeus electric railway (ISAP) workers yesterday prevented commuters from using trains...
Tourists rescued from ship
Authorities evacuated a tourist ship with more than 300 people on board after it ran aground yesterday...
Tsunami readiness tests for coastlines
Greece should start holding tsunami readiness tests in the southern Aegean and southern Ionian, according to Greek and Italian scientists...
IN BRIEF
Attica will face flood risk unless plan for polluted river is drafted : Attica will face an increasingly heightened flood risk...
Ex-ministry official at center of scandal not ready to speak yet, doctors say : Former Culture Ministry general secretary Christos Zachopoulos...
Thessaloniki kindergarten to be probed : Regional educational officials in Thessaloniki yesterday ordered...
'Indestructible.' : Rebeccah Rush, co-producer of «Indestructible,» a bio-documentary...
Radioactive water : The Greek Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) yesterday issued...
Fraudster detained : A 27-year-old Nigerian man, who allegedly embezzled 300,000 euros...
US visas : US Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff said yesterday...
Drug haul : A 30-year-old man and 26-year-old woman have been arrested...
Migrants intercepted : Police yesterday arrested a Greek national who had picked up...


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George Papandreou...
EDITORIAL
A Church for the 21st century
With little drumbeating and no television cameras, the recently appointed Athens archbishop is changing the face of the Church of Greece. Ieronymos is bringing the Church closer to the tradition of humility and love for one's fellow man. The new archbishop gave away the luxury cars of his predecessor and turned down the luxury home in the upmarket Filothei district, opting instead for a small apartment.
COMMENTARY
Hostage to stereotypes
The ongoing strikes against social security reform naturally upset our everyday lives. Their adverse effects have prompted a great deal of talk about rights, social responsibility and interest groups. The problems feeds grievances and the irritated citizens - already burdened with problems of their own - are, with little thought, turning against the striking workers that make their lives even more difficult...