- Sudan rejects South Sudan's oil transit fee offer. Khartoum says it wants to agree on border security first before discussing any oil or financial deal.
- Penn State University's American football program has been fined $60 million and sanctioned following evidence that officials hid information about former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky's sexual abuse of underage boys.
- ABD ve NATO'nun Avrupa'da kurmakta olduğu füze kalkanına "Size etkili bir cevabımız var" diyen Rusya, nükleer başlık taşıyabilen İskender-M füzelerinin seri üretimine başladı.
- Suriye Dışişleri Bakanlığı, ülkeye dış müdahale olması durumunda kimyasal silah kullanabileceği tehdidinde bulundu.
- Struggling Greece seems increasingly unlikely to get more aid as the 'troika' of Greek creditors prepares to return to the debt-laden nation. Athens wants a two-year stay on reforms, but Germany and others reject this.
- Spain bans the short-selling of shares, in which traders bet on prices falling, after markets were hit by new bailout fears.
- The euro falls to an 11-year low against the Japanese yen amid fears that debt problems in Spain are worsening.
Hiç yorum yok:
Yorum Gönder