Euro zone gives Greece until July 11 for debt deal
Euro zone gives Greece until July 11 for debt deal

Euro zone members have given Greece until the end of the week to come up with a proposal for sweeping reforms in return for loans that will keep the country from crashing out of Europe's currency bloc and into economic ruin.

Euro zone gives Greece until July 11 for debt deal
Iran nuclear talks extended
Iran nuclear talks extended

Iran and major powers gave themselves at least until July 9 to negotiate an agreement on the Iranian nuclear program, but a source from one of the powers said on July 7 they had to wrap up in the next 48 hours.

Iran nuclear talks extended
ASEAN-Australian cooperation in combating human trafficking enhanced
ASEAN-Australian cooperation in combating human trafficking enhanced

The ASEAN Secretariat has announced a new programme of work to strengthen close coordination between the Australia-Asia Programme to Combat Trafficking in Persons (AAPTIP) and ASEAN member countries and the Secretariat.

ASEAN-Australian cooperation in combating human trafficking enhanced
Obama says US to increase support for Syria opposition
Obama says US to increase support for Syria opposition

President Barack Obama pledged to increase US support for the moderate opposition in Syria's civil war on July 6 and said the United States needed to do more at home to prevent attacks and combat Islamic State efforts to recruit followers.

Obama says US to increase support for Syria opposition
Air strikes kill nearly 100 in Yemen, cast shadow on truce talks
Air strikes kill nearly 100 in Yemen, cast shadow on truce talks

Nearly 100 people were killed on July 6 in air strikes across Yemen, the Houthi-run state news agency reported, as a Saudi-led coalition stepped up attacks that are likely to weigh on efforts to broker a humanitarian truce.

Air strikes kill nearly 100 in Yemen, cast shadow on truce talks
New Greek finance minister is a change of style, not substance
New Greek finance minister is a change of style, not substance

Euclid Tsakalotos, the mild-tempered professor who was appointed as Greece's new finance minister on July 6, is a clear change in style from his combative predecessor Yanis Varoufakis.

New Greek finance minister is a change of style, not substance
Greek finance minister quits to smooth talks after 'No' vote
Greek finance minister quits to smooth talks after 'No' vote

Greece's outspoken finance minister resigned on July 6, removing a major obstacle to any deal to keep Athens in the euro zone after Greeks voted resoundingly to back the government in rejecting the austerity terms of a bailout.

Greek finance minister quits to smooth talks after 'No' vote
Islamic State suicide bombers strike in Iraqi refinery town
Islamic State suicide bombers strike in Iraqi refinery town

Islamic State suicide bombers and fighters attacked the center of Iraq's northern oil refinery town of Baiji overnight, forcing the army and Shi'ite fighters to pull back, military sources and the local mayor said on July 5.

Islamic State suicide bombers strike in Iraqi refinery town
Kerry urges Iran to make 'hard choices', says US ready to walk
Kerry urges Iran to make 'hard choices', says US ready to walk

An Iranian nuclear agreement is possible this week if Iran makes the "hard choices" necessary, but if not, the United States stands ready to walk away from the negotiations, US Secretary of State John Kerry said on July 5.

Kerry urges Iran to make 'hard choices', says US ready to walk
IAEA soon finalizes Iran’s nuclear program investigation
IAEA soon finalizes Iran’s nuclear program investigation

(VOV)- The General Director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has said that the investigation on whether Iran is developing nuclear weapons or not is expected to complete late this year with Iran’s cooperation. 

IAEA soon finalizes Iran’s nuclear program investigation