CNN: Will indebted Greece turn to sanctioned Russia?
Fri Jun 19, 2015 12:39 pm
For months, the planets of geopolitics have been shifting, bringing two apparently separate issues into alignment.
In Athens, after seemingly endless negotiations, the debt-ridden Greek government has rejected the demands of its European creditors.
Greece's prime minister spoke of the country's "dignity" in his refusal to accept a deal that would slash pensions.
It now faces a potentially ruinous sovereign default on its debts, and a chaotic crash out of the eurozone. Talks with European finance officials on Thursday could prove decisive.................
Read further at link: money.cnn.com
In Athens, after seemingly endless negotiations, the debt-ridden Greek government has rejected the demands of its European creditors.
Greece's prime minister spoke of the country's "dignity" in his refusal to accept a deal that would slash pensions.
It now faces a potentially ruinous sovereign default on its debts, and a chaotic crash out of the eurozone. Talks with European finance officials on Thursday could prove decisive.................
Read further at link: money.cnn.com
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