News Headlines - 13 July 2015

▽Greece deal explained: how it reached the final agreement - Telegraph

Greece has to push a series of austerity demands through parliament by this Wednesday in order to unlock a fresh multi-billion euro bail-out. Here's what the deal looks like

▽Clinton to center campaign on raising middle-class incomes - The Washington Post

Centering her presidential campaign on boosting incomes for middle-class Americans, Hillary Rodham Clinton on Monday will begin unveiling an economic policy agenda designed to lift working families that have experienced years of wage stagnation and economic anxiety.

▽Iran nuclear deal prospects put pressure on oil price | The Guardian

Oil prices have fallen sharply on the possibility of Iran adding to the global oil surplus and continued worries over Greece.

▽Malala marks 18th birthday by opening school for Syria girls - BBC News

Education campaigner Malala Yousafzai has turned 18, and marked the day by opening a school for Syrian girls in an informal refugee settlement in Lebanon's Beka'a Valley.

▽Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata dies of cancer aged 55 | The Guardian

Nintendo said Monday that its chief executive Satoru Iwata has died of bile duct cancer at the age of 55, several months after he abandoned the Japanese gaming giant’s consoles-only policy.