Greece handed €30bn lifeline

Struggling Greece was handed a financial lifeline by fellow eurozone governments today.

Greece handed €30bn lifeline
Sun, 11 Apr, 2010 - 22:14

Struggling Greece was handed a financial lifeline by fellow eurozone governments today.

They pledged to make €30bn in loans available this year alone – if Athens asks for the money.

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