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Tsipras caught between social tension and lenders' pressure as talks begin
The Greek government is due to begin talks in Athens with the chief representatives of its lenders on Monday afternoon, in what is promising to be an extremely testing round of negotiations.
The mission chiefs from the International Monetary Fund, European Central Bank, European Commission and European Stability Mechanism arrived in Greece over the weekend to begin the first review of the third Greek bailout.
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