Greece's latest attempt to reach deal with creditors collapses

Last-ditch talks aimed at breaking the impasse between Athens and its international creditors have collapsed in acrimony with European Union officials dismissing Greece’s latest reform package as incomplete in a step that pushes the country closer to leaving the eurozone.

After Bailout Plan Approval, Greece Faces a Balancing Act

BRUSSELS — Eurozone finance ministers on Tuesday approved Greece’s plan meant to ease the hardships created by its international bailout, extending that loan program by four more months.

Germany sees no quick deal on Greek aid: Wolfgang Schaeuble

HAMBURG: German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said Thursday he did not expect any quick deal on aid to debt-mired Greece with its international creditors.

Greece to discuss, not ask for, spreading out cuts

ATHENS: Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras intends to discuss but make no official request to spread out spending cuts when he meets his German and French counterparts, a newspaper reported Thursday.