All-night Euro Talks Try To Resolve Greek Crisis

Eurozone leaders holding an emergency summit in Brussels have continued talks throughout the night in the hope of reaching a compromise with Greece on a package of vital financial reforms. They've been considering a series of amended Greek drafts, adding additional demands. Some have been watered down, and others have been described as unacceptable by the Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras. The Eurozone leaders want the Greek parliament to pass the reforms into law by Wednesday before they consider any new financial bailout -- which will be vital if Greece is to keep the euro.

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(Photo: German Euro coins placed around a Greek one Euro coin, which is placed on Euro money notes. Credit: BBC)