As turbulent July came to a close with hopes for a calmer August, attention returns to Greece as expert teams from Europe and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) meet with their counterparts in Athens to negotiate the details of a third €86 billion bailout. However, the talks will be overshadowed by the IMF's announcement on Thursday that the Washington-based lender won’t participate in a new program until there as a "comprehensive" deal on debt relief from Greece’s European creditors. "This will make it extremely difficult to agree on any form of bailout package in the time allotted simply because Germany have ... (full story)