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Bhutto was killed in a bomb and gun attack in Rawalpindi in 2007 as she came out of a park after addressing an election rally.

The leaders of Germany and France, the currency area's two main powers, said after conferring on Monday that the door was still open to a deal to save Greece from plunging into economic turmoil and ditching the euro.

After jubilant celebrations by 'No' voters following their 61-percent referendum victory, Greeks returned to the reality of closed banks and queuing at ATMs for their daily withdrawal limit of 60 euros.

Official figures showed 61 per cent of Greeks had rejected a deal that would have imposed more austerity measures on an already ravaged economy.

Vladimir Putin on Saturday said relations between Moscow and Washington were key to ensuring global stability.

The delay in appointment is due to differences between Ghani and his presidential election rival, Abdullah Abdullah, over their choice of candidate.

Saudi Arabia's billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal pledged his entire USD 32-billion fortune to charitable projects over the coming years.

In exchange for the conditional acceptance, the leftist leader, who has so far urged Greeks to reject the bailout terms in a referendum planned for Sunday, asked for a 29 billion euro loan to cover all its debt service payments due in the next two years.

In the last joint statement, human rights is mentioned 10 times and equal rights of all countries once. This is a common area of criticism.

China's Great Wall has disappeared over time as adverse natural conditions and reckless human activities, says report.

Friends, Family of Saif Rezgui responsible for the Tunisian beach attacks said they had no inkling of his radical beliefs. Rezgui killed foreigners on a Tunisian beach on June 26.

Israel has dubbed the Iranian nuclear programme an existential threat and has vowed to "keep all options on the table" to foil such ambitions in veiled threats, indicating the possibility of resorting to a military strike if required.

The Islamic State jihadist group, which controls swathes of Iraq and Syria, claimed responsibility for the attack, the deadliest in Tunisia's recent history.

Beijing hit out at the organisers of Britain's Glastonbury music festival for inviting the Dalai Lama.

Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush, both considered front-runners for securing the Presidential nomination of their respective parties lost grounds in primaries.

Two self-driving prototype cars, one operated by Google Inc and the other by Delphi Automotive Plc, had a close call on a Silicon Valley street.