World in brief – Greek banks to stay shut
Greek banks will remain shut until Monday and a daily withdrawal limit has been set to 60 Euros (approximately 89.50 AUD).
DetailsWorld in brief – BP to pay for spill
BP is set to pay $US1.87 billion (approximately 24.5 billion AUD) for damages caused by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
DetailsWorld in brief – Deadly attacks in Sinai
Egyptian security forces have killed at least 100 extremists in retaliation for attacks on military posts in the Sinai Peninsula.
DetailsWorld in brief – Tunisia gunman trained with museum attackers
Authorities in Tunisia say the man who shot dead 38 tourists on Friday was trained in Libya the two men who carried out a deadly attack in March.
Greece misses debt deadline
Greece is now at severe risk of leaving the Eurozone after failing to make a major repayment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
DetailsThousands of migrants to be relocated in Europe
European Union (EU) leaders have agreed on a plan to settle migrants currently seeking refuge in Italy and Greece.
DetailsWorld in brief – Cars attacked during Uber protest in France
Cars were burned, and access to airports and train stations were blocked as taxi drivers protested the UberPOP app in France.
World in brief – Death penalty for Boston bomber
A judge has formally sentenced Dzokhar Tsarnaev to death for his role in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings.
DetailsWorld in brief – Wikileaks: US spied on French presidents
WikiLeaks has released details of the US National Security Agency (NSA) spying operations on three French presidents.
DetailsWorld in brief – Suspected Charleston gunman arrested
A 21-year-old white man has been arrested for yesterday’s mass shooting in a South Carolina church.
