Four months after the Syriza-led government took power in Athens, the deadlock between Greece and its international creditors continued yesterday ...
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How the world sees Greece
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Lagarde and Draghi fly to Berlin for late-night Greece talks
Will Greece Join These Deadbeats That Missed Debt Payments to the IMF?
If cash-poor Greece fails to make any of its $1.7 billion in loan repayments to the International Monetary Fund this month, starting with $334 million due ...
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Creditors Prepare Text of Greek Bailout Deal
Greece’s international creditors late on Monday were preparing the text of a bailout deal to present to the Athens government, in a sign that lenders are running out of patience after months of stalled talks. Officials from European institutions and the ...
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Merkel meets European, IMF chiefs for Greek debt talks
BERLIN/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The chiefs of the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund met the leaders of France and Germany late on Monday to discuss how to proceed with Greek debt negotiations.
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No Deal, SYRIZA Faces New Dissent
Greece's ruling SYRIZA faced fresh dissent after failing to deliver on a promise to reach an agreement with rescue lenders. The post No Deal, SYRIZA Faces New Dissent appeared first on The National Herald.
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World Press View: Another Tedious Week For Greece
Greece has cried "Deal!" so often that people don't believe it anymore and are tuning out, but this could be the big showdown finally. The post World Press View: Another Tedious Week For Greece appeared first on The National Herald.
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Draghi and Lagarde head to Berlin for talks on Greek debt
European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund chiefs join German and French leaders to find joint position on negotiations over Greek bailoutThe chiefs of the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund have headed to Berlin for talks with the leaders of France and Germany on how to proceed with Greek debt negotiations. European Union officials said the ECB chief, Mario Draghi, and Christine Lagarde of the IMF were joining the German and French leaders, and the president of the European commission late on Monday with the aim of reaching a joint position on how to negotiate with Greece. Continue reading...
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