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Athens in search of counter-measures to secure MPs' support for potential deal
A trade-off between the fiscal measures being demanded by the institutions and steps aimed at lightening the burden on taxpayers appear to be the main focus of the Greek government at the moment.
The coalition seems to believe that if the lenders agree to a range of tax cuts (subject to beating fiscal targets) being included in the agreement, it may have a deal that it can present to its MPs confident that they will approve it.
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