Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's plan to hold a referendum on Sunday on creditors' demands for austerity has prompted a breakdown in talks with lenders, forced Greece to shut banks and left its future in the euro in doubt. The result of the vote remains unclear as campaigning gets underway in earnest. But whether Greeks choose 'yes' or 'no', the country is expected to face a new period of uncertainty and political turmoil. Here are the main scenarios likely after the vote: "YES" VOTE TO BAILOUT TERMS Greece's left-wing government has openly urged Greeks to vote 'no'. It would be political suicide for Tsipras to ... (full story)