"There is no time to lose. The Greeks have to be a little more consistent in what they want from the lenders too," a source close to Brussels told GRReporter in connection with the failure of the talks to rescue Cyprus.
Renowned economic analyst Kostas Stoupas shared this opinion for GRReporter, political science professor Eleftherios Drakopoulos claims that Greece will leave the euro zone in case of a referendum or elections.
With 36 votes against and 19 abstentions, the Parliament of Cyprus has rejected the bailout from Europe and the International Monetary Fund, which the country would have received if it had cut the bank deposits.
According to the publications, it will have a centre-left orientation and will support SYRIZA and Alexis Tsipras. Meanwhile, the prosecutor's office is investigating the financial management of the Olympic Games in Athens in 2004.