says it can finish its investigation into iran s past nuclear works in the year if tehran cooperates. and shot dead days after elections. in burundi s capital. greece - the finance minister minister is accusing the international creditors of terrorism. last-minute preparations are on for the snap referendum announced a week ago. more than 9 million greek voters are eligible to take part in it. voting starts at 7am on sun, results announced on sunday in the evening. this is one of the most important vote in greece s modern history. this is what it s about. greeks are voting in favour or against a bail out package proposed by lenders on june 25th. it inclouds taxes - particularly on tourism, pensions and cut packs. the government has been lobbying hard for a no vote. but the eurozone policy makers warned a no vote could mean a rejection of the euros shutting the door. leading to nonpayment of loans, paving the way for an exit from the euro. the vote is something of a refere
completed by the end of the year. the capital days after disputed parliamentary elections. the greek finance minister is accusing his creditors of terrorism. the results will start coming in as soon as the final result on monday evening. but this is what most important vote in greek history is about. the proposal includes more taxes on tourism pension and defense cutback. now the government has- has been lobbying hard for a no-vote. but policymakers are warning that a no-vote could mean a rejection of the euro, shutting the door on further help of the creditors. that could lead to more unpaid loans and possibly exit from europe itself. the voters will have a referendum on the government and the prime minister and his government said that they will step down if the voters say yes. you can see long queues outside of banks cash machines. they have been closed all week to try to stop mass money withdraws. now to tunisia where the president has announced a state of emergency
plus russia looks east to boost its tourism industry as european holiday makers stay away. but first the state media in tunisia has reported that they have declared state of emergency. the 38 people mainly british holiday makers were killed by a gunman at a beach resort. the gunman was killed by police, who have arrested eight people suspected of being involved. a state of emergency was last imposed in tunisia four years ago during the revolution, which toppled long-time president. now to greece and the finance minister is accusing europe of terrorism. they told up in reporters that they expect a deem with creditors on monday regardless of the outcome of the referendum. now last-minute preparations are being made. more than 9 million greeks are eligible to vote. 12 hours of voting begins at 7:00 a.m. on sunday and the results will be announced machine. around 15,000 people have been taking advantage of the officer. they plan to continue the charity work until banks reopen
elsewhere, there were only a trickle of voters. reporter: police kept a close eye on proceedings on tuesday as burundians turned out to vote in a presidential election that should have gone ahead last week. the country should be stable. everybody should be protected, and their safety guaranteed. reporter: that may be too much to hope for in a nation divided. shots and explosions echoed in the capital ahead of the vote. the vast majority of burundi s opposition boycotting the election, accusing incumbent pierre nkurunziza of violating the constitution in seeking a third term. there is no security in burundi. gunfire rings out through the night. we don t know where the country is headed. we are not sure what is happening here. reporter: just two months after a failed coup against nkurunziza , dissenting factions in a variety s von miller in burundi s own military has raised the specter of an outbreak of violence. there is an armed opposition that is launching an insurge
it s 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in the evening in new york, where diplomatic efforts to try to ease the tension on the korean peninsula are stepping up a gear this friday. the us secretary of state rex tillerson will attend a un security council meeting. the united states and its allies are expected to turn up the pressure on china to use its leverage to rain in kim jong un. speaking to the bbc, republican senatorjohn barrasso explained the renewed diplomacy drive. well, of course the goal is a peaceful resolution of the process, that s what we want. we want north korea without nuclear weapons and this whole thing peacefully resolved. that s the deliberations and discussions with china so they can get much more involved because you know after all, that 85% of the trading that north korea does is with china and i think china right now realises they re interests are aligned with the united states with regard to a nuclear armed north korea because the question