The Saturday edition of Athens' dailies at a glance

   Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis' press conference in Brussels, the political developments in the wake of rioting in Greece over the past week and the international financial crisis dominated headlines on Saturday in Athens' newspapers.

   ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "Karamanlis makes clear his positions at press conference in Brussels".

   APOGEVMATINI: "Karamanlis ended prevailing speculation over his succession".

   AVGHI: "Everything is open in political developments".

   AVRIANI: "Karamanlis doesn't succumb to Americans' blackmail - He's determined to defend national rights without paying attention to conspiracy theories".

   CHORA: "Karamanlis did not resemble his past image in Brussels".

   ELEFTHERI ORA: "Police officers Association general secretary's dramatic call: We have gone beyond our limits".

   ELEFTHEROS: "Karamanlis covered incompetent ministers of chaos".

   ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: " December the fuse of developments - The centre of Athens again turns into battlefield - Government afraid of a generalisation of uprising during Christmas holidays".

   ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Sporadic violence, always unpunished".

   ESTIA: "An exit from the crisis is needed".

   ETHNOS: "Karamanlis' image sinking".

   KATHIMERINI: "Karamanlis' statements in Brussels, partly backtracking on riots, Vatopedi monastery affair".

   LOGOS: "Greece needs a new Pericles - Economist analyses reasons of crisis".

   NIKI: "Prime minister of sofa - Karamanlis admitted that he watched television for hours".

   RIZOSPASTIS: "Action and call for struggle to working classes and youth".

   TA NEA: "Government before six impasses - Main opposition PASOK and ruling New Democracy (ND) plead for general elections".

   TO VIMA: "Karamanlis leaves open possibility of succession -The country before a threat of political, financial and social instability".

   VRADYNI: "Karamanlis' message from Brussels: Youth's agony does not wear hoods".