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Developments and analysis of the Greek debt crisis, news rapping in Uganda, Russia eyes the Baltics, endangered Urangutans

Further developments in the Greek drama unfolded this morning, with Alexis Tsipras conditionally accepting a new bailout offer, but will the conditions be too much for the lenders to swallow?

The next stage will be the referendum in Greece on Sunday, and now support appears to be growing for the "Yes" camp - even though it is still unclear the question will be.

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Pensioners who do not own ATM cards crowd around a bank employee to get priority tickets to allow them to access their pensions.

Sandra Gathmann reports from Brussels on the latest developments,

and economic analyst, Ann Pettifor, explains why the current events represent a turning point for financial institutions and the Euro.

Ugandan news rap

How young Ugandans are rapping the news to make it more appealing to their peers, and to fly under the radar of the media censors.

Russia eyes the Baltic States

Russia's Chief Prosecutor is examining whether the independence of the Baltic States in 1991 was legal. Charles Maynes reports from Moscow on the development which Lithuania is calling an "absurd provocation".

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The threat to Sumatra's orangutans

Orangutans are under threat as their habitats are destroyed to make room for the palm oil industry. 80% of their habitat in the canopy of the Sumatran and Borneo rainforests has been destroyed in the last three decades.

Ashley Leimnan, Director of the Orangutan Foundation, describes the problem and outlines the measures that are needed to protect these remarkable great apes.

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