Germany says Greece must flesh out reforms to unlock aid


  • World
  • Tuesday, 31 Mar 2015

Greek national flags are displayed for sale at a one-Euro shop in Athens, March 29, 2015. REUTERS/Kostas Tsironis

ATHENS/BERLIN (Reuters) - Greece's biggest creditor Germany said on Monday that the euro zone would give Athens no further financial aid until it has a more detailed list of reforms and some are enacted into law, adding to scepticism over plans presented last week.

A senior official in Brussels on Sunday had dismissed the list as "ideas" rather than a plan that Greece could submit to EU and IMF lenders to avoid running out of cash next month.

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