Le ultime dalla Grecia.

Ultime dalla Athens News Agency:

1) Dal discorso del Primo Ministro greco nel summit della NATO:
Preoccupazione per i primi segni di destabilizzazione nei Balcani.
2) Il ministro degli esteri greco a Mosca per incontri con il suo
collega russo e Kofi Annan.
3) In vista la formazione di un gruppo Anti-Nato da parte dei due
partiti della sinistra greca.
4) Milosevits accetterebbe come unica eccezione fra i paesi della NATO 
la partecipazione della Grecia nella forza multinazionale. 

In coda le vignette dalla stampa ellenica.

1) Simitis warns on Balkan destabilisation if Kosovo crisis continues 

Prime Minister Costas Simitis warned here yesterday that continuation
of the Kosovo crisis will lead to widespread destabilisation in the
Balkans, something he said is already affecting the Former Yugoslav
Republic of Macedon ia (FYROM) and Albania.
PM: NATO action must be based on international law 
International law must guide NATO in deciding on its actions, Greek
Prime Minister Costas Simitis told reporters at the end of the first
full day of talks at the Alliance's summit in Washington. Simitis
said that the United Nations had to provide a legal basis for each
decision for intervention by NATO that exceeded its brief.
 
2) FM Papandreou in Moscow for talks 

Foreign Minister George Papandreou will visit Russia on Wednesday for
talks with his counterpart Igor Ivanov and UN Secretary-General Kofi
Annan who will be in Moscow at the same time, government spokesman
Dimitris Reppas said on Tuesday. Reppas said the Greek government was
keeping open a channel of communication with Moscow "in order to
coordinate activities backing efforts aimed at finding a political
solution to the Yugoslav crisis". He said Annan's presence in Moscow
was a "fortunate coincidence" which would enable the Greek and
Russian governments to make efforts jointly with the UN towards
finding a political solution.

3) Two left-wing groups form anti-NATO front 

The president of the Democratic Social Movement (DHKKI) Dimitris
Tsovolas and the secretary-general of the Communist Party of Greece
(KKE) on Tuesday agreed on the need to form an "anti-NATO" front from
social and political forces. Speaking to reporters after talks with
Tsovolas, Papariga said the purpose of such a front would be "to
prepare the Greek people for the difficult days which are coming".
Papariga expressed what she said was the KKE's "great indignation"
over the government's stance "which daily conjures up new tricks to
dupe the people that it is not participating in this dirty war (in
Yugoslavia), while very shortly we will need a passport to get into
the port of Thessaloniki".

4) Harilaos Florakis, the honorary
president of the Communist Party of Greece, said Milosevic 
was willing to allow Greek observers to oversee the
implementation of an agreement for Kosovo, which would be his only
exception to his ban on NATO forces, Florakis said. Yugoslavia
accepted autonomous status for Kosovo but wanted guarantees for the
freedoms and rights of the seven ethnic groups resident in the
province, he said.
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Le vignette:

1) Il Summit della NATO

2) Nube di diossina
- la pioggia e' lontana

3) Pulizia etnica:
- I serbi ci vogliono restituire i tre soldati...
- Carogne! Continuano con la pulizia etnica: dopo gli albanesi ora
cacciano via anche gli americani!!