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Merkel 'did not have the impression' the EU is now a 'German Europe' (Photo: The Council of the European Union)

Greece capitulates at EU summit

by Honor Mahony, Brussels,

A Greek exit from the eurozone has been avoided after a weekend of tough talks, but the political cost of arriving at a deal is likely to be felt for years to come.

After 18 hours of negotiations, culimnating six months of wider talks, euro leaders emerged bleary-eyed on Monday morning (13 July) to announce a deal that will, eventually, see Greece get a new bailout if it takes painful reforms and if it agrees to intense scrutiny at every step of the way.

The immediate result was s...

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Merkel 'did not have the impression' the EU is now a 'German Europe' (Photo: The Council of the European Union)

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