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+++ +++ Greek crisis: IMF insists on June 30 as deadline for payment … – ABC Online

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The fronts in the Greece negotiations seem to harden still further. On Wednesday there was another confrontation between the Greeks and their financial backers. A meeting of finance ministers burst after a short time, and also a nocturnal meeting with Tsipras apparently did not have the solution. All information Ticker.

  • default draws closer.
  • Euro Finance meeting burst after half hours
  • night meeting with Tsipras and donors burst after a short time
  • going negotiations on Thursday morning . Next

The facts: The dispute between Greece and the donors worsens dramatically. Without agreement threatens Greece on June 30, the national bankruptcy. The previous negotiations ended in a fiasco. At a meeting on Thursday in Brussels, the finance ministers did not reach agreement. Now new talks are scheduled for Saturday. Athens and the institutions of donors had submitted the euro finance ministers, meanwhile, on Thursday morning competing solutions

To the new day of the trial runs on Thursday from:.

  • 6 clock: Meeting of negotiators
  • 9 clock: new meeting of Tsipras and the donors’ / li>
  • 13 clock: new meeting of euro zone finance ministers
  • 16 clock: EU summit of heads of state

The current development Ticker:

IMF insists on June 30 as a payment deadline for Greece

18.23 clock : The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has confirmed to grant the brink of state bankruptcy Greece no delay for the overdue installment on Tuesday. It was long the rule in the IMF, “not to extend payment terms”, the spokesman Gerry Rice said Thursday in Washington. If Athens on June 30, not have paid the due around 1.6 billion euros, the country is “directly in arrears,” Rice said.



discussions on Greek bailout going to the weekend

16.52 Clock: The talks to save Greece from bankruptcy will continue until the weekend. The euro zone finance ministers plan to meet again after inconclusive negotiations on Saturday, diplomats said in Brussels on Thursday

Finance meeting is over

16.46 Clock: The Special meeting of euro zone finance ministers to Greece has been completed. “That’s it for today,” wrote the Finnish Finance Minister Alexander Stubb on Thursday in the short message service Twitter. “Institutions and Greece put work continues, Euro Group later, but not now.”



Tsipras looks good basis for negotiations in the debt dispute

16.32 Clock: Greek Prime Minister Tsipras has expressed optimism about a possible agreement in the dispute with the international donors. “Following the extensive Greek proposals, I am confident that we will reach a compromise which will help the euro zone and Greece to overcome the crisis,” Tsipras said on Thursday ahead of the EU summit in Brussels. When asked whether there was a basis for negotiation, Tsipras said, “Yes, there is a base, a good base.”



Chancellor concerned about state of negotiations

15:57 Clock: German Chancellor Angela Merkel has expressed concern immediately before the EU summit in Brussels on the progress of negotiations in the Greek crisis. Apparently the necessary progress had not been made, Merkel said. “In some places you get the impression that we even fall back a bit.” Still very important that Greece continue with donors working on a solution to the debt crisis. Decide would need to end the euro zone finance ministers. “The European Council will not interfere in these negotiations,” she emphasized

Greek Minister accuses Schäuble call to Grexit before

15.52 clock. The Greek Labour Minister Panos Skourletis considered statements by Federal Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble called for Grexit as a call for a Greek exit from the euro zone. In a “21 Frontal” published Thursday on the website of the ZDF magazine interview the politicians of the leftist Syriza government said Schäuble support his statements all those who wanted a “smaller, gehorsameres and deutschlandzentrierteres Europe”. Such would, however, only a little with European values ​​such as solidarity, social justice and democracy together, Skourletis.

At the same time said the Greek Chancellor Angela Merkel praised (CDU) as “far-sighted politician”. Merkel was the European common good in view and did not want it coming during their tenure to a crisis and “fateful entanglements with Greece”, was Skourletis.

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