Tsipras Submits New Plans as EU Warns Greece on Brink
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras sent a delegation to Brussels with a new set of proposals for Greece’s creditors following a barrage of demands to get serious about making concessions or assume responsibility for a default.
With markets closed, the negotiators on Saturday are meeting with officials from the trio of lenders withholding money unless their demands are met. The aim is to narrow differences on pension, tax and a primary surplus target ahead of a meeting of finance ministers on Thursday in Luxembourg, according to a Greek government official speaking on condition of anonymity.