A lightning bolt struck the archaeological site of the Palace of Knossos in Crete this morning, injuring at least 19 Russian tourists.

Stopping the programme would mean that Greece would lose 1.8 billion euro of the remaining tranche from the European Financial Stability Facility and the amount of 10.9 billion euro that would be provided for the capitalization of Greek banks, if required.

Under the pretext that there is uncertainty due to the delays in concluding an agreement with the creditors, they again want to play safe in the event that Greece returns to its national currency.

The report also indicates that the risk of Greek crisis contagion in the economies of the other euro zone member states has decreased.

Despite the firm denials on the part of Athens, Germany’s Minister of Finance Wolfgang Schaeuble considers the possibility of imposing capital controls in Greece.

The product is described as soft white cheese under the name 'FETAMA'. It is produced by company "Cech 99" Ltd. and the label definition reads 'cheese FETAMA of cow's milk'.

Greece should take "some very difficult steps" and it would be a challenge for the Greek Prime Minister to persuade his supporters to do so, according to US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, who had a telephone conversation with Alexis Tsipras earlier today.