Critical talks aimed at forging a government of national unity in crisis-hit Greece will continue on Tuesday with a meeting of all party leaders, after the political uncertainty saw markets plunge and fears rise over Athens' ability to stay the course in the eurozone. President Carolos Papoulias's decision to prolong the negotiations came despite widespread signs the talks were heading towards collapse. He met the heads of the conservative New Democracy, socialist Pasok and Democratic Left parties in the eighth day of talks to resolve the deadlock. The leaders said the president had suggested creating a government of ... (full story)