Authorities in Greece are searching for clues that could lead them to Labros Fountas' contacts with people implicated in domestic terrorism. Labros Fountas was killed in a clash with police. The anti-terrorist squad is examining a mobile phone and a personal computer found in the victim's apartment. Ballistic tests, though, showed that his gun had never been used in other crimes. Police is considering whether the two gunmen were plotting a terrorist hit and has launched a manhunt to track down the second individual, who, according to information, was injured during the shootout.

Ertonline won't be updated on Thursday due to the participation of the journalists' association in the 24-hour strike heralded by Greece's largest umbrella trade union organizations representing the private and public sector workforce.

Yet another 24-hour nationwide strike was scheduled for Thursday, as employees are protesting the new measures taken by the government to tackle the fiscal crisis. GSEE and ADEDY, Greece's largest umbrella trade union organisations representing the private and public sector workforce, urged employees to join the demonstration to be held Thursday morning. Journalists working in all media, both private and public ones, will also go out on strike on Thursday.

Industrial mobilizations continue with GSEE- ADEDY 24-hour strike on Thursday in protest against additional measures to face the financial crisis. Judicial clerks are staging 2-hour stoppages on Wednesday while employees of former Olympic Airways have occupied the General Accounting Office and temporary Stage contract workers have occupied the Employment Ministry.