ATHENS — After protesters clashed with police outside, Greece's parliament accepted harsh terms early Thursday to receive nearly $100 billion in the country's third bailout in five years.
To pass the measures and avoid economic collapse without a financial rescue, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was forced to cobble together enough support from opposition parties because his own ruling party opposed the plan.
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July 20, 2015 2:38 AM
Keep It UP ! The faster the EAF [Egyptian Armed Forces] cleans the Sinai area... the safer it will get. Sinai needs to be safe despite Turkey's efforts to train terrorists in camps in Turkey and sending them back to Egypt to fight the EAF.How long is Egypt willing to be patient with Turkey?ONLY TIME WILL TELL !
July 20, 2015 2:38 AM
I feel like its going to get worse in Egypt before it gets better.Massive sweeping arrests, ignoring a segment of the population's needs is what created ISIS in the first place; Egypt seems to be going down that same path in their own country.President SISI needs to make some changes I fear, & fast.