Gulf Arabs welcome Iran nuke deal in Doha
GCC members led by Qatar welcomed the Iran nuclear accord as presented by U S Secretary of State Kerry while seeking stronger assurances from Washington to counter Iran's regional assertiveness. Kerry outlined live oversight and security cooperation, with working groups to meet next week in Saudi Arabia on missile defense arms transfers and cyber and maritime security.
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Greek stock market plunge as Athens reopens after closure
Greece’s top companies lost billions in minutes after the stock exchange reopened from a five week shutdown. The main index tumbled over 22 percent at open, finishing down 16.2 percent as bank shares neared a 30 percent daily limit amid widespread panic and liquidity concerns.
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Violence and unrest rock Jerusalem and West Bank
Israeli police report a fire bomb attack on a passing car injuring two, with a woman seriously hurt and the other person injured likely from a crash. Police consider Palestinian militants as potential attackers. Also, reports cite arson on a Palestinian home in the West Bank that killed a toddler, and an ultra orthodox Jewish stabbing at a Jerusalem gay pride parade wounding six, a 16 year old dying later, with no clear perpetrator yet.
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Mechanic wins pay for changing but not for showers
A German court ruled a bus mechanic can receive back pay for 10 minutes daily spent changing into and out of his uniform over seven months, totaling 375 euros, but denied pay for shower time after work citing whether it counts as on the job and if 10 minutes is excessive. A London jury later convicted Tom Hayes, a former Citibank and UBS trader, of Libor manipulation from 2006 to 2010, marking the first conviction by a UK jury in Libor rigging.
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Syrian air raids and crash kill at least 27 in Ariha
Government air raids hit the northwestern Syria town of Ariha amid clashes with insurgents in Idlib and Hama. A Syrian warplane then crashed into a residential area, killing at least 27 people, activists said, in a battle where Ariha has changed hands and government forces have faced setbacks in Idlib.
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