After counting almost 23% of the ballots in the referendum in Greece, opponents of the conditions imposed on the country by international creditors win by a wide margin. Only less than 40% of voters (of those whose votes have already been counted) voted for the creditors' plan, more than 60% voted against. You can watch the vote count live here .

Public opinion polls conducted in Greece on the day of the referendum on the plan to exit the debt crisis, point to the victory of opponents of the austerity measures advocated by European creditors. At the same time, the gap between the votes “for” and “against” does not exceed a few percent. The data currently available are from telephone polls, not exit polls.

The RPR-PARNAS party shortened its name to the "Party of People's Freedom" (PARNAS). This decision was taken at the congress held on July 5. Mikhail Kasyanov, one of the party's co-chairs, said the name was changed for "technological reasons." In addition, at the congress, a temporary change in the party's charter was adopted by a majority of votes. Now, instead of co-chairs, it will be led by a chairman who will have three deputies.

The Tunisian terrorist Seifeddin Rezgoui, who shot 38 people on the beach in the city of Sousse, worked in the tourism industry and was an animator for some time. Tunisian Prime Minister Habib es-Cid spoke about this in an interview with La Presse newspaper. According to him, Rezgui was also a member of the dance club. In addition, the head of government said that Seifeddin Rezgui was trained in terrorist camps in Libya at the end of 2014.

The German military will take part in exercises in Ukraine in the summer of 2015, which will be held under US command. The German Foreign Ministry said the troops will participate in the Rapid Trident ground force maneuvers and the Sea Breeze naval exercises.

The Fiji national football team won the official match with a record score of 38:0. She beat the Micronesian team at the Pacific Games, which is attended by athletes from Oceania. Football players from the Fiji Islands broke the record of the Australian team, which in 2001, as part of the qualifying tournament for the World Cup, beat the team of American Samoa with a score of 31:0.

The US division of the Japanese company Sanrio will release a feature film about its Hello Kitty character, which looks like a white cat with a symmetrical mustache and a red bow. The film, with a budget of between $160 million and $240 million, will be released in 2019. The company also plans to make films about its other heroes - My Melody and Little Twin Stars (eng. lang.). Deadline Hello Kitty, Sanrio's most popular kawaii brand, turned 40 in 2014.

The head of FIFA, Joseph Blatter, accused the former presidents of France and Germany, Nicolas Sarkozy and Christian Wulff, of influencing the decisions of the members of the executive committee of the federation before choosing the host countries of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. “Sarkozy and Wulff tried to influence their representatives in FIFA before the vote. That is why the 2022 World Cup will be held in Qatar.

Photo: GoPro The Italian Beisjamper Uli Emanuel flew through a crevice in a rock about two meters wide. He took his jump into several cameras attached to the helmet and costume. GoPro GoPro: Wingsuit Flight Through 2 Meter Cave - Uli Emanuele The Italian jumped in Wingsight - a fabric costume reminiscent of a wing. In such jumping for landing, a parachute is used.

Progress M-28M cargo spacecraft has docked with the International Space Station. Progress, launched on July 3 from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, brought more than 2.5 tons of cargo to the ISS: fuel, food, equipment for station operation, etc. “The operation went smoothly,” said a spokesman for Roscosmos. Interfax The previous launch of Progress on April 28 ended unsuccessfully. The ship was launched into an off-design orbit and went into an uncontrolled rotation.

The protesters in Yerevan, who oppose the increase in electricity tariffs in Armenia, issued an ultimatum to the country's authorities on July 4. They demand to cancel the decision to raise electricity tariffs, reduce tariffs, and also punish the police officers who used force to disperse the demonstrators on June 23. If this is not done, the protesters will start moving towards the presidential palace.

Chile won the Copa America for the first time in history. In the final match, held at the stadium in Santiago, the Chileans defeated Argentina on penalties. No goals were scored in regular and extra time of the match. The penalty shootout ended 4-1. The Argentines Gonzalo Higuain struck above the gate, and Ever Banega's shot was saved by Chilean goalkeeper Claudio Bravo. The players of the Chilean national team did not make a single mistake in the series.

The terrorist organization "Islamic State" has published a video in which teenagers shoot 25 captured Syrian soldiers in Palmyra, in an ancient amphitheater. Presumably, the Syrians were captured in Homs. According to the human rights organization Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the Syrian military was shot on May 27 - 6 days after the IS militants took Palmyra. The video is about ten minutes long.

Figure: L. Brodat. Crocodile, No. 15, 1948 The main world theme of the last weeks is the situation in Greece. On July 5, a referendum takes place in the country, at which citizens will decide whether to agree to unpopular reforms in exchange for loans. As the current issue of Crocodile shows, in the 20th century, Greece more than once found herself in a difficult position. Every week we publish in “Shapito” cartoons and feuilletons from the main Soviet satirical magazine.

Across Greece at 7 o'clock local time, polling stations opened for a referendum, which considers a plan to exit the debt crisis. Citizens of Greece must decide on their attitude to raising taxes and reducing government spending - such measures from Greece are required to take European creditors in exchange for financial assistance. The day before, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras called on Greeks to vote against the European reform plan.