This Doomsday Deadline for Greece Might Actually Count
Lagarde and Lew Call For Action to Avoid 'Grexit'
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European leaders trudging wearily back to Brussels for another crunch summit on Greece this weekend can take solace in the fact it might just possibly be the last. Maybe.
Since the Jan. 25 election that propelled Alexis Tsipras’s anti-austerity Syriza coalition to power, the stalemate over Greek aid has occupied euro-area government leaders or their finance chiefs on at least 27 occasions, picking up frequency in June with the result that the past six weeks have seemed to merge into one long meeting.