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Labour reforms, fiscal measures loom largest as Athens resumes talks with lenders
Negotiations between Greece and its lenders are due to continue via teleconference this week with the aim of the various parties at least moving closer to a staff-level agreement by the time eurozone finance ministers meet on March 20.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras suggested on Friday, following the European Council in Brussels, that a technical agreement could be reached in time for the Eurogroup and that an overall deal, including details of Greece’s fiscal path after 2018 and a com...
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