The eurozone has refused to negotiate with Greece on a third bailout package until after Sunday’s referendum - a referendum that is itself clouded in confusion.
Greek leader Alexis Tsipras’ last ditch attempt to reach a deal by offering to accept most of creditors' demands in return for a new €29 billion loan was spurned first by Germany and then by the eurozone finance ministers.
"We'll wait for the referendum - no new programme can be negotiated beforehand,” German chancellor An...
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