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Top News Greece Given Until Sunday to Settle Debt Crisis or Face Disaster By ANDREW HIGGINS and JAMES KANTER European leaders gave the Athens government until Sunday to reach an agreement to save its battered economy from a meltdown. Explaining the Crisis Islamic Battalions, Stocked With Chechens, Aid Ukraine in War With Rebels By ANDREW E. KRAMER Acknowledging Moscow as an enemy shared with Kiev, one leader from Chechnya said, "We never ran from our war with Russia, and we never will." Security Experts Oppose Government Access to Encrypted Communication By NICOLE PERLROTH A new report says giving the governments "exceptional access" to encrypted communications would jeopardize confidential data and critical infrastructure.  Document: Report on Encrypted Communications For more top news, go to INYT.com

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Editors' Picks WORLD | Juba Journal South Sudan's Fourth Anniversary Offers Little to Celebrate By MARC SANTORA Independence was greeted with great hope in 2011 but now rings hollow for many as their country descends further into division and misery. OPINION | Contributing Op-Ed Writer It's Time for Greece to Leave the Euro By JOCHEN BITTNER The euro zone is only hurting itself by trying to keep Greece as a member.

World 10 Years After London Bombings, Warnings of a Greater Threat By STEVEN ERLANGER As the country mourned the 52 civilians who were killed, government officials warned that the peril of terrorism had increased, though its nature has shifted. Thieves Grab Bomb Parts at French Military Base By ALISSA J. RUBIN Officials said they were investigating how security measures at a base in Provence were defeated and whether there are problems at other bases. Pope Francis, in Ecuador, Calls for More Protection of Rain Forest and Its People By JIM YARDLEY Francis declared that the country must resist exploiting natural riches for "short-term benefits," an implicit rebuke of President Rafael Correa's policies. For more world news, go to NYTimes.com/World

Business Economic Scene Germans Forget Postwar History Lesson on Debt Relief in Greece Crisis By EDUARDO PORTER As policy makers know well - and Germany perhaps better than any - major debt overhangs are solved only by writing down the debt. And the longer the delay, the deeper the pain. Market's Dive Could Delay Economic Reforms in China By KEITH BRADSHER and CHRIS BUCKLEY China has been introducing changes in its banking sector and at state-owned companies, but the pace of reforms could slow if the market slump persists. Scant Relief From Beijing for Bruised Investors Jared Fogle and Subway Suspend Ties After Raid at His Home By SYDNEY EMBER Earlier this year, Russell Taylor, a former executive director of Mr. Fogle's foundation, was arrested on charges related to child pornography. For more business news, go to INYT.com/Business

Technology What Uber Can Learn From Airbnb's Global Expansion By MARK SCOTT Uber's strategy, in contrast with the home-sharing service Airbnb, has been an aggressive catch-me-if-you-can attitude - one that has put it at odds with many regulators. Whipclip, App That Shares Video Clips, Raises $40 Million By MICHAEL J. de la MERCED Whipclip, a start-up that aims to make it easier to share TV show clips, is working with broadcasters, cable TV networks and music companies. After Death of Its Chief, SurveyMonkey Names a New Leader By QUENTIN HARDY William Veghte, a tech veteran who has worked for Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft, will fill the void left by the death of David Goldberg in May. For more technology news, go to NYTimes.com/Tech

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Sports On Tennis Former No. 1 Victoria Azarenka Is at Her Best, but Serena Williams Is Even Better By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY Azarenka has perhaps never played better on a big stage than she did in winning the first set, but she has a habit of inspiring the best in Williams, too. Wimbledon 2015: Novak Djokovic Survives Fourth-Round Marathon By DAVID WALDSTEIN Djokovic, the top seed and defending champion, won the fifth set against Kevin Anderson after their suspended match resumed Tuesday. P.G.A. Moves Event From Donald Trump Golf Course By BRENDAN PRUNTY The Grand Slam of Golf, an exhibition event in October, was to be held at Donald Trump's golf course in Los Angeles, but will be played elsewhere in light of his comments on Mexican immigrants. For more sports news, go to INYT.com/Sports

U.S. News 'Complicated' Support for Confederate Flag in White South By RICHARD FAUSSET In white, working-class Haralson County, the Confederate banner remains a revered symbol, not only of the Confederate dead, but of a unique regional identity. The Prosecutor Who Says Louisiana Should 'Kill More People' By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON Dale Cox, the acting district attorney in Caddo Parish, La., has secured more than a third of Louisiana's death sentences over the past five years. San Francisco Murder Case Exposes Lapses in Immigration Enforcement By JULIA PRESTON Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, a Mexican laborer who had been deported from the United States five times, was charged in the fatal shooting of an American woman on a San Francisco pier. For more U.S. news, go to NYTimes.com/US

Opinion Op-Ed Contributor Losing Leverage on Bahrain By SAYED ALWADAEI If the U.S. knows how bad the Persian Gulf state's human rights record is, why renew military aid? Op-Ed Contributor Found in Translation By BENJAMIN MOSER Bringing foreign language writers into the crowded realm of English only enriches the world of literature. Editorial Common Ground for Vietnam and the U.S. By THE EDITORIAL BOARD The two nations share interests in trade and anxiety about China. For more opinion, go to INYT.com/Opinion

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