Rolling coverage of Greece’s debt talks, after Wednesday night’s meeting between prime minister Alexis Tsipras and Jean-Claude Juncker ends without a breakthroughIntroduction: They talked a lot, and agreed on lessMinister: Creditors’ proposals don’t meet our expectations 7.57am BST Greece’s Kathimerini newspaper is reporting that Alexis Tsipras will meet Jean-Claude Juncker again on Friday, in another attempt to break the deadlock.Tsipras due to meet Juncker & Dijsselbloem again on Friday after last night's inconclusive talks in Brussels, reports @Elbarbie #Greece 7.51am BST Greece’s Deputy Shipping Minister has warned this morning that the government will not ‘surrender’ to its creditors.Thodoris Dritsas told Greek TV that:“What appears to have been discussed and to have been proposed by Mr. Juncker during his meeting with the Greek prime minister is beneath (our) expectations in every way.”“If reports are confirmed, obviously we cannot accept them.” 7.46am BST Good morning. Greece’s future remains as confused as ever, after Wednesday night’s crunch meeting in Brussels between prime minister Alexis Tsipras and EC president Jean-Claude Juncker broke up without a deal.“The realistic proposals on the table are the proposals of the Greek government.”Η πρόταση μας παραμένει η μόνη ρεαλιστική & εποικοδομητική πρόταση.Οι συζητήσεις θα συνεχιστούνhttp://t.co/GqE61SOxzF pic.twitter.com/jdB2IgcfAA#grexit juncker, dijsselbloem, wieser gave tsipras 5-page draft for SLA by june 14. greeks happier with prim surplus http://t.co/0BJW70q7xv#Greece Tsipras: there wr proposals we agree with & others we can't accept (VAThike in electricity, scrap povbenefit https://t.co/cO0LdeKRv1 Related: Greek crisis meeting ends without a deal - as it happened It was a good constructive meeting. Progress was made in understanding each other’s positions on the basis of various proposals. It was agreed they will meet again. Intense work will continue. Continue reading...
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