New Greek reform proposal not sufficient - EU officials


BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The new reform proposal that Greece submitted to the institutions representing its creditors on Tuesday is not sufficient to strike a deal that would unlock new funding for cash-strapped Athens, three European Union officials said.

"What has been submitted is not sufficient to move the process forward," one EU official told Reuters.

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