The Greek government, which continues to state publicly that no weapons will be allowed, has also been worried that if it is publicly known that United States forces are going to be carrying weapons, other countries will demand similar rights. The Greeks have had serious discussions with other European countries, principally Germany and Spain, Greek and European officials said. Both have now agreed not to send armed escorts.
So, the New York Times has decided to MAKE the news by reporting other news. The Greek government is making a secret concession in order to enhance security and shield against terrorism. They know that if it is publicly known, this will weaken their ability to protect against terrorism. So the NYTimes decides to make it publicly known.
I know that the press has the right to report such news, but isn't there occasionally a time when it is best for everyone NOT to report such news?
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