Eurozone leaders to make crunch decision

Eurozone finance ministers are expected to approve the next 33 billion euros of bailout fund needed by Greece to avoid bankruptcy. However, the money is unlikely to be disbursed before December and the deal on two-year delay to Greece's austerity programme may need further talks as well. Greece's reforms and fiscal consolidation were thrown off the course by two subsequent parliamentary elections and a deep depression, even despite the fact that in February the country got a second financing from international lenders.

"We must still reach an understanding on several details and I would expect that the chances are good that we will come to a final and joint solution this evening. But I'm not entirely certain... about the matter," he said.