Tags: creditors, euro zone, Greece, IMF, Oxi, troika, Tsipras
Agreement with Greece is Improbable Today, Admit EU Officials
The finance ministers of euro zone said they were unlikely to finalize a deal on the framework of a third Greek bailout, cutting off Greece from the badly needed cash boost. Germany led group within the euro zone countries are staunchly […]
Merkel rules, Tsipras learns the hard lesson
Alexis Tsipras is betting against the odds: further displeasing Angela Merkel. Angela Merkel’s discontent paved the way for the former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi and Greek leader George Papandreou to their political graveyard. Tsipras used up all the goodwill he […]
Hope arising for negotiations end, euro shares go up again
European shares made a big jump on the markets today after information spread about the Greece –IMF negotiations progress. “A deal could be reached” is the sentence that gave wings to euro shares and also kept a save ground under […]
Tsipras believes Greece will come out even stronger
The Prime Minister of Greece, Alexis Tsipras gave some optimistic statements about the outcome of the negotiations, but that seems is not enough for the Greek people. Today, in less than twenty four hours, they pulled back more than one […]
Political will for tragedy happy ending
“Greece simply must dig deep and find a motive to step up now when it’s tough, and create the best list of reforms. A deal with the creditors from the IMF and the euro zone is still possible, but everything […]
No answer for Greece, no meeting for Tsipras?
Although EU officials said yesterday that they instantly refused the proposal Greece delivered to them, statements coming from Athens claim they got no response. The cash for reforms deal is still on shaky ground, but now there is a lot […]
Greece’s proposal refused, another chance in Wednesday
The European Union and the euro zone creditors refused the promise of economic reform that Greece gave to them. A swift rejection is all they got for now. It is considered to be good, but not good enough for Europe […]
Greece slowly starts to go with the flow
IMF and the European Union got some news from Athens, when official Athens stated that they are willing to negotiate until the end of June with them in order to achieve some compromise. The Greek government firmly believes that a […]
Juncker denied a call from Tsipras
After Greece’s Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras rejected the proposal he got from the international creditors and labeled the same as “ridiculous “ , there has now been a new development. Jean Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission didn’t […]