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Climate a threat to Med Agriculture and tourism will be hard hit unless action taken, experts warn

The Mediterranean will be one of the regions of the world that will suffer most from climate change as rising temperatures and water shortages cripple agriculture and tourism, a seminar in Athens heard yesterday.
FRONT PAGE NEWS
Spy Lalas to come in from the USA
Greece's most famous spy, Steven Lalas, is due to return home tomorrow...
Expert quakes at tremor safety
Less than 6 percent of public buildings in Greece have been properly inspected...
Bulgaria prodded over Evros
Greece turned up the pressure on Bulgaria yesterday to help avoid further damage...
Textbooks litter a vandalized office at a school...
Textbooks litter a vandalized office at a school in Pangrati, central Athens, yesterday.
Ministry plan to curb AIDS
A new action plan heralded yesterday by Health Minister Dimitris Avramopoulos...
Woman who eloped in August found dead
The badly decomposed body of a young woman found in Agrinion...
IN BRIEF
Greece has long way to go to meet standards, EU commissioner says : Markos Kyprianou, the EuropeaCommissioner for Health and Consumer Protection, said yesterday...
Valid residence permit will not be necessary, police say : Immigrants living iGreece who are planning to visit their homelands for Christmas...
Drive oto reforest fire-hit regio : The process of replanting 10,000-15,000 trees around the area of Kalyvia...
Flying high : Greece yesterday officially incorporated 15 Mirage 2000-5 fighter...
Pollutiorap : Prefectural officials iwesterAttica yesterday closed down...
Illegal migrants : A group of 26 illegal immigrants were yesterday detained on Leros after being rescued from a boat...
Ship collisions : A Cambodian-flagged cargo ship collided with a Greek fishing boat...
Topi visit : The president of Albania, Bamir Topi, is due to arrive in Greece on Sunday for a three-day official visit...

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EDITORIAL
High prices, saints and sinners
 Every recent public opinion poll has shown that the issue of greatest concern to Greeks is the high cost of living. High prices may certainly be a symptom of an ailing Greek economy, but until these are curtailed, the state has the necessary mechanisms to tackle excesses in the market.
COMMENTARY
Competence above all
 The debate about the new electoral law is not about improving Greece's governance. The government is seeking ways to strengthen the winning party so that is can rule without problem. The opposition is asking for a more representative system but PASOK does not have any real objections to the conservative proposal. If the past is any guide, a strong one-party government provides stability that is crucial...
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