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The final countdown?

Reality Check: Greece proposal awaited, FotoQuest Austria, Syrian refugees in Lebanon, Sweden and immigration.

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Once again, pensioners queue for money as banks remain closed.

Greece has until this evening to put forward proposals to break the deadlock on the Greek debt crisis.

The banks remain closed in Greece, and this time it really is, apparently, make or break.

Sandra Gathmann reports from Brussels as the prospect of a "Grexit" looms large over the EU.

msf

"Nobody would want to live in one of these settlements"

The refugee crisis in Lebanon

A new report from the UNHCR says that 11.6 million Syrians have been displaced by the civil war, 4 million of them fleeing abroad.

Irene Jancsy of MSF describes the conditions in Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon, where Syrians are now also being sheltered.

Swedish attitudes to immigration

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Swedish MP, Paul Lindquist, says all the EU countries must take responsibility and share the load

The discussion, debating and arguing over what to do about the migrant and asylum seeker crisis continues, and was this week the subject of a regional leaders meeting in Brussels.

One of the representatives was Swedish politician, Paul Lindquist, who explains changing attitudes towards immigration in Sweden, and discusses why the problem can only be tackled on a European level.

He says the EU is not just an economic unit, but has a broader moral obligation.

FotoQuest Austria

Steffen Fritz of FotoQuest Austria explains the app and game to help map Austria's wetlands.

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