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- The Highest Legal Authority in Greece will hear an appeal contesting the legitimacy of Saunday's Referedum on the International Bailout. Lawyers had been debating whether the vote violates constitutional rules. The International Monetary Fund has said Greece will need, at least, another fifty five billion dollars to stabilise its financers.
- China has announced it's investigating suspected manipulation of its stock-market after it suffers the worst collapse in years. The Chinese Securities Regulator has also reported it have suspended nineteen accounts that would short-selling the market.
- Diplomats from Malaysia are pushing for UN Tribunal to prosecute those who shot on a passeger-jet over Ukraine last year. Malaysia will circulate a draft Resolution to the UN Security Council this week.
- Ceremonies will be held in Tunisia and Britain to remember the 38 tourist shot dead by Islamist gunman last Friday. A minute-silence will be observed in both countries. Flags are flying at half-mast over British Government Ministries.
- An Israleli Officer has shot and killed a palestinian youth who has throwing stones at his vehicule at a drove through the West-bank. The Israeli Military said the Brigade Commander had first fired warning shots.
- A Chinese Company plans to ask its employees to seek approval before starting a family, a proposal that has sparkled a wave of complaints through social media. The plan suggest that only married women who've been at the finance company at least a year should have children. Anyone else who's pregned should be fined or passed over for promotion.
- A solar panel plane attempting to circumnavegate at the globe has broken the record for longest non-stop solo flight. The aircraft, with solar-impulse, which took off from Japan on Monday, has exceeded the previous record of seventy-six hours flying-time. The plane is due to land on Hawaii, later today.
BBC News.
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