Greeks are experts in drama but amid uncertainty over a deal between debt-stricken country and its creditors, Graccident could be the act no one foresaw Thirteen days before its access to vital bailout funds end, Greece is in a defiant mood. In the corridors of parliament this morning – where the debt truth committee will announce its findings in the presence of the prime minister, Alexis Tsipras – almost everyone agrees: a deal to keep Athens solvent and in the eurozone has never been “as near or as far away”. Related: Greek central bank governor warns of 'uncontrollable crisis' Continue reading...
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