Greece believes it has met all the conditions demanded by its eurozone partners and is hoping that the Eurogroup will approve on Monday a new bailout, although there is speculation that a final decision will be taken at a special eurozone leaders’ summit in Brussels on March 2. Government spokesman Pantelis Kapsis on Thursday confirmed that Athens had found how it would save 325 million euros, as demanded by the eurozone, and had no more loose ends to tie up. “The process for the new program and the cuts have been concluded,” he said. “There are no more economic issues outstanding.” Kapsis denied that during a ... (full story)