Seven years into its worst post-war slump, eurozone’s weakest link is locked into debts of €330bn amid talk of fourth bailout The drive to put Greece back on the road to recovery intensifies this week when auditors representing the indebted country’s creditors arrive in Athens for their latest review of the Greek economy. Fourteen months after being bailed out to the tune of €86bn (£77bn) – Greece’s third financial rescue since 2010 – representatives of the EU and the International Monetary Fund fly in this week to review progress on economic reforms promised by the government in exchange for rescue funds. Continue reading...
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