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German finance minister Schaeuble, IMF director Lagarde and Eurogroup president Dijsselbloem. EU and IMF at are odds over how to relieve Greece of part of its debt. (Photo: Council of the EU)

EU-IMF dispute on Greek debt complicates bailout

Divergence between the EU and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) could make a deal to unblock up to €11 billion of aid for Greece more difficult, despite the Greek authorities doing what is required from them.

Two parallel countdowns are ongoing to allow eurozone finance ministers to agree the disbursement of a new loan on Tuesday (24 May).

The first process is the vote, planned for Sunday evening, of a set of measures by the Greek parliament to meet the demands by Greece's cre...

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German finance minister Schaeuble, IMF director Lagarde and Eurogroup president Dijsselbloem. EU and IMF at are odds over how to relieve Greece of part of its debt. (Photo: Council of the EU)

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