Tuesday, 06 October,
Policy statements and Eurogroup in the German press
At yesterday's Eurogroup meeting during which they discussed the issue of Greece, but also in the policy statements of Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras stated today the German press.
"Relaxed after all the dramas" is the typical title of the Suddeutsche Zeitung, which states that, following the early elections in Greece, the quick formation of a government and efforts made by Athens to implement reforms atmosphere the Eurogroup was really relaxed.
Alexis Tsipras wants creditors of Greece to quickly assess the implementation of reforms, in order then to be able to negotiate the next important issue: the Greek debt relief, the German newspaper notes.
Moreover, the Suddeutsche Zeitung commented positively the presence of Finance Minister Greek Euclid Tsakalotos, noting that "Euclid Tsakalotos is here again and this is already good news (...) The Tsakalotos, which the creditors much appreciated as Finance negotiator and minister It is what it was before. "
The financial magazine Wirtschaftswoche commented on the positive statements by German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, who before the conduct of yesterday's Eurogroup noted that soon awaits making new money in Greece.
"I believe that today we have come so that we can reach a common position on the two billion. Euro" from the ESM is expected to take in Greece, he said Schaeuble talking to his counterparts.
The Focus magazine maintains a more moderate stance, noting that "the Eurogroup has put Greece under pressure from reforms" and prefixing the statements of the President of Jeroen Dijsselbloem, according to which "is in the Greek interest to apply as soon as possible" reforms .
"It remains a lot of work to do," added Ntaiselmploum.
On the side of the Welt focuses on the programmatic statements of Greek Prime Minister in her article entitled "Greece must now implement reforms 48 points."
The German newspaper says that now Alexis Tsipras is under pressure to proceed with the implementation of the program, adding that the good times have passed.
Finally, the Frankfurter Allgemeine stresses that Tsipras is based on a Greek debt relief.
"Two weeks after the election of Greek Prime Minister promised swift reforms. But the economy can recover only when creditors make concessions, said Tsipras in the parliament, "the FAZ.
Policy statements and Eurogroup in the German press
At yesterday's Eurogroup meeting during which they discussed the issue of Greece, but also in the policy statements of Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras stated today the German press.
"Relaxed after all the dramas" is the typical title of the Suddeutsche Zeitung, which states that, following the early elections in Greece, the quick formation of a government and efforts made by Athens to implement reforms atmosphere the Eurogroup was really relaxed.
Alexis Tsipras wants creditors of Greece to quickly assess the implementation of reforms, in order then to be able to negotiate the next important issue: the Greek debt relief, the German newspaper notes.
Moreover, the Suddeutsche Zeitung commented positively the presence of Finance Minister Greek Euclid Tsakalotos, noting that "Euclid Tsakalotos is here again and this is already good news (...) The Tsakalotos, which the creditors much appreciated as Finance negotiator and minister It is what it was before. "
The financial magazine Wirtschaftswoche commented on the positive statements by German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, who before the conduct of yesterday's Eurogroup noted that soon awaits making new money in Greece.
"I believe that today we have come so that we can reach a common position on the two billion. Euro" from the ESM is expected to take in Greece, he said Schaeuble talking to his counterparts.
The Focus magazine maintains a more moderate stance, noting that "the Eurogroup has put Greece under pressure from reforms" and prefixing the statements of the President of Jeroen Dijsselbloem, according to which "is in the Greek interest to apply as soon as possible" reforms .
"It remains a lot of work to do," added Ntaiselmploum.
On the side of the Welt focuses on the programmatic statements of Greek Prime Minister in her article entitled "Greece must now implement reforms 48 points."
The German newspaper says that now Alexis Tsipras is under pressure to proceed with the implementation of the program, adding that the good times have passed.
Finally, the Frankfurter Allgemeine stresses that Tsipras is based on a Greek debt relief.
"Two weeks after the election of Greek Prime Minister promised swift reforms. But the economy can recover only when creditors make concessions, said Tsipras in the parliament, "the FAZ.
