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If parties agree on a deal, lenders will give Greece a €7.2bn bailout fund in exchange for saving measures.

World leaders offer billions of dollars for Nepal's rebuilding as International Conference on Nepal's Reconstruction is being held in Kathmandu.

Members of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras Syriza party are speaking out against creditor demands.

Demo marks second time in a week that there has been a public protest by pro-European Greeks.

Athens has until 30 June to repay €1.6bn to International Monetary Fund

Russia says it will consider granting a loan to Greece if request made.

Greek citizens have withdrawn an estimated €3bn over the past few days to secure their money.

Many media reports are focused on cash-strapped Greece cozying up to sanction-hit Russia.

IBTimes UK gathers the sharpest comments from Greece and its creditors over the last few weeks.

The Central Bank of Greece issued a stark warning of a Grexit on Wednesday (17 June) if aid talks fail ahead of an end of June repayment deadline.

China has no desire for a dispute with the US but it is seeking its rightful place in the world.

Key players and experts believe that a deal will be done as 30 June deadline nears.

Seen as the last attempt to a deal, the end to the talks bring Greece closer to Euro exit

Gold prices to take their cues from developments in Greece and from Fed speak on US interest rates.

Global lender reviewing whether to include yuan in its basket of currencies.

Morgan analysts, led by Serena Tang, opined that in the most optimistic scenario, the gush could exceed $1.2tn.

The IMF walked away from talks as Greece and creditors cannot agree on taxes, finances and pensions.

Greek Communist party labour union supporters occupy finance ministry.

No deal would be the worst of catastrophes for cash-strapped Athens

Athens decided to postpone the payment of the €300m (£218m, $338m) loan – a highly unusual step, but one that does not yet signal a formal default.

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to address parliament on 5 June

Tsipras said Greek government had put forward 'realistic' proposal.

Europe's leaders should look at themselves and consider who lent Greece the money in the first place.

€7.2bn in cash-for-reforms deal to be put to a reluctant Athens.

Greek Prime Minister says he put forward a comprehensive proposal after Troika leaders met

Increase in oil production and continued government spending will help support country, says IMF.

Russia annexed Crimea and backed pro-Kremlin separatists in eastern Ukraine in 2014.

Internal tensions in Syriza and the missed deal deadline on 31 May have made matters worse for Greece

Group's summit at Russia's Ufa in July would launch bank along with currency reserve pool, according to Vladimir Putin.

The negative impact of austerity and economic recession in Greece ahead of a deal with IMF and eurozone