Athens News Agency: News in English, 09-06-21

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From: The Athens News Agency at <http://www.ana.gr/>

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[01] Athens Newspaper Headlines

[01] Athens Newspaper Headlines

The long-awaited opening of the New Acropolis Museum on Saturday, the re-emergence of ultra-leftist urban terrorism strikes in Athens ubiquitous domestic political machinations mostly dominated the headlines in the Sunday edition of Athens' dailies.

ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "Funding being funnelled in health care".

APOGEVMATINI: "Transfer of building co-efficient being reconsidered".

AVGHI: "Time for responsibility for the left".

AVRIANI: "New provocative initiative by (business executive) Andreas Vgenopoulos in health sector".

CHORA: "I won't snitch on former friends, according to Siemens Hellas case fugitive Karavelas".

ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Triple ante by government: Election law; government reshuffle and ballots".

ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Finally, a smile! Message for return of Parthenon Marbles transmitted to the world by sacred hill of the Acropolis".

EPOCHI: "Now the voters of Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA) have the word", a reference by the weekly to turmoil in the leftist formation following lacklustre results in the recent European Parliament election.

ETHNOS: "New 'tsunami' of illegal immigration knocking on Greece's door".

KATHIMERINI: "They were waiting for murder attempt against police officer. Police leadership informed".

LOGOS: "Early election scenario for September still stands".

NIKI: "IMF: Change or sink".

PARON (weekly): "List with 21 former Siemens Hellas and OTE executives and officials. Bargaining with Germans over two fugitives."

PROTO THEMA (weekly): "George Papandreou opens his cards and makes it clear: It's over: elections in March."

REALNEWS (weekly): "Police investigations into terrorism in the dark."

RIZOSPASTIS: "Rallying and action against new anti-labour attack".

VIMA: "Who's a (terrorism) target: Politicians, high-profile journalists and businessmen."

VRADYNI: "Closed professions: Everything changing".

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