Greece's creditors are studying new reforms put forward by Athens on Friday (27 March) meanwhile leading centre-right German MEPs have warned that Greece should not seek help from Russia.
Athens said the reforms would raise around €3bn for the heavily indebted country, which needs to have a to-do list greenlighted by its lenders in order to secure a €7.2bn tranche of bailout money.
The Greek government said the programme did not contain any "recessionary" measures, with the far-le...
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