Greek bailout deal clears several big hurdles
The government says banks will reopen Monday for limited transactions, for the first time in three weeks
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The government says banks will reopen Monday for limited transactions, for the first time in three weeks
Chancellor Angela Merkel needed Parliament's approval to launch talks thrashing out details of the package
Lawmakers of Greece's largest creditor will make a key vote on Friday concerning the just-hammered-out bailout deal
Angela Merkel is facing criticism after her treatment of a young refugee girl from Lebanon when she was visibly upset by the chancellor's comments
The International Monetary Fund says Greece's debts are too big to pay and need to be partly forgiven
Two years after first revelation of NSA efforts in Germany, spy agency accused of targeting numerous aides to Angela Merkel, as well as the chancellery
Greek voters draw the line on more austerity, but potentially at the cost of finding themselves expelled from Europe
WikiLeaks published documents Wednesday they claim shows the NSA spied on senior German officials
Leading daily calls on prime minister to call off vote, saying it's a "pointless" exercise given latest concessions rejected
Country is in a financial limbo now that its bailout program has expired, cutting it off from vital financing
That outcome might still be avoided, but if it happens it would cause a range of problems for all, including the U.S.
Talks between Greece and its creditors have been deadlocked; without a bailout, the country could default in the coming days
With a debt payment looming next week, Athens remains at loggerheads with eurozone officials over a financial rescue package
Lack of progress in the negotiations over the past weeks has revived fears Greece could default on its debts
Greece is desperate for the disbursal of rescue loans, without which it cannot continue to repay its international debts
At the G-7 summit, Angela Merkel says Russian actions in Ukraine must still be addressed before sanctions can be softened
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