bbc英语听力2015年6月25日

Hello, I’m Nick Kelly with the BBC news.

Stock markets have surged in the Far East amid signs that a deal to prevent Greece defaulting on its debt may be close at hand. The Greek government has outlined further austerity measures to appease its creditors. The German Chancellor Angela Merkel speaking after an emergency summit in Brussels said this constituted progress but work was needed to steady the proposals. Chris Moris is in Brussels.

"Greece has to make a big debt repayment to the IMF in a week's time, on the same day that its current EU bailout expires. So time is short. And as he left the summit, the Greek Prime Minister Alexi Tsipras said the ball is now in the court of the European leaders. But after bruising five months negotiations, there's still plenty of skepticism about Greece around the Euro Zone. Earlier, finance ministers prompted by Germany's Wolfgang Schebler argued about whether capital control should be introduced as significant amounts of money continue to be withdrawn from Greek banks."

The BBC has learned the police in London have arrested Rwanda's intelligent chief who is wanted for alleged war crimes. General Karenzi Karake, who also held the post in the mid-90s, is accused of ordering the massacres after the Rwandan genocide. Here's Mark Ervin.

"The general was arrested on Saturday at Heathrow Airport. The Foreign Office has confirmed to the BBC that the police were acting on a European arrest warrant issued in Spain. An investigative judge is looking into a variety of alleged defences following the Rwandan genocide in the early 1990s. Charges against the general go back as far as 2008 when a Spanish judge first issued a warrant for his arrest."

Military officials in Washington say an air strike has killed a militant connected to an attack on a US diplomatic compound in Libya three year