The representatives of the International Monetary Fund argue that Greece is the most non-cooperating state in the 70-year history of the Fund, defining the behaviour of Athens to its official lenders as unacceptable.

Relatives, friends and thousands of people escorted on his last journey 20-year-old Vangelis Yakoumakis, a student at the Ioannina dairy industry school, whose tragic death shocked all of Greece. The procession was held in the village of Seli, 17 km from the town of Rethymno, Crete, today at noon.

According to the representatives of the lenders, the hole in the Greek state funds amounts to 2.5 billion euro and they insist on the government taking emergency measures to fill it.

The White House and the US Treasury believe that the impasse in the negotiations is dangerous for the world economy and they have urged all parties to participate in the negotiations in good faith in order to solve the problems.

In an extensive interview for the American magazine Jacobin*, SYRIZA MP Costas Lapavitsas, known as the "economic mind" behind the logic to return to the drachma, reveals the economic plan of the left wing in the ruling party, which openly supports such a solution.

The Greek Minister of Finance firmly denies having made a similar gesture and defines the video as edited.

Ensuring the liquidity of Greek banks implies a shift in the Bulgarian banking sector too, economist Georgi Angelov states in an interview for GRReporter.