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Could China save Greece?

Europe's economic crisis, the Khmer Rouge trials in Cambodia, and more on Reality Check

Could China save Greece?

China is investing heavily in Europe and it's clear that China has a major interest in ensuring the survival of the Euro and stabilization of the European economy. Our Beijing correspondent, Jörg Winter, explains China's view of Europe's financial crisis.

Greece to vote on austerity measures

Greece's parliament votes on Wednesday on the package of austerity measures the government hopes will secure the bail-out funds promised by the EU and IMF. However, economist and political analyst, Steven Hill, says the bailout may delay a default, but won't prevent it. He tells Gennie Johnson why.

Senior Khmer Rouge leaders on trial

Four top figures in the Cambodian Khmer Rouge go on trial today, over 30 years after their brutal regime wiped out around quarter of the population in the notorious "killing fields". ORF's David Kriegleder has been covering the proceedings.

West Bank's bid to be recognised as a Palestinian state

The Palestinian leadership in the West Bank is hoping to receive United Nations recognition as a Palestinian state in September. However, this could put the United States in a very difficult position, as Matt Rees explains to Joanna Bostock.

ICC arrest warrants for Libyan leadership

The International Criminial Court has issued arrest warrants for Colonel Gaddafi, his son and the Libyan head of intelligence. However, regional analyst, Shashank Joshi, says this is not of any particular significance, and the situation on the ground remains very dangerous and unclear.

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