Finally Eurozone Agrees Greek Aid Deal, Eurozone Finance Ministers Have Struck a Deal to Release €43.7bn

From Athens we reporting, Eurozone agrees Greek aid deal, Eurozone finance ministers have struck a deal to release €43.7bn in long-delayed aid to Greece but uncertainty over other elements of the agreement have delayed IMF payments

Back to European Union referendum, Monti presses Cameron for EU referendum, Italy's leader says unambiguous vote on whether the UK should stay in thebloc is the best way to address 'the British problem' and prevent exit

About debt in Athens, Greece does not need debt forgiveness, Under current plans Athens would spend less on interest than it did during the first few years after it joined the euro, writes Daniel Gros

Meanwhile, Time to end the eurozone's ad hoc fixes, Three years after the Greek government triggered the eurozone crisis, Europe's leaders must learn from the 1990s US Brady plan, and act swiftly