During the meeting in Brussels this morning, creditors proposed a five-month extension of the bailout programme and funding of 16.3 billion euro if an agreement were reached.
Uncertainty and tension are growing with the passing of the last hours within which the government has to finally decide what steps to take and no one is able to predict what will happen after the rescue programme expires on 30 June.
A presentation of Bulgaria according to the latest statistical data. Is it a good place for making business and investments? Find the answers in the infographics.
Some of the cartoons that renowned Greek cartoonist Arkas has created and posted on his official Facebook page have provoked a wave of reactions and threats from people who think he is fighting against the government.
The left deputies indicate as the cause of the problem the cancelled checks at the border crossing points as well as the failure to carry out cross-checks of imports after Bulgaria’s accession into the EU on 1 January 2007.
Euro zone finance minister this weekend will be ready to discuss a possible joint version of an agreement and a possible failure of Athens and its creditors to come to agreement.
Today’s six-hour meeting between Alexis Tsipras and the heads of creditor institutions took place in a very tense atmosphere and the Greek Prime Minister frequently interrupted it to take advice from his aides
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