New Greek PM vows to keep euro

Senior banker Lucas Papademos was today appointed prime minister of an interim Greek unity government that seeks to cement a European debt deal and stave off national bankruptcy.

Senior banker Lucas Papademos was today appointed prime minister of an interim Greek unity government that seeks to cement a European debt deal and stave off national bankruptcy.

Chosen after four tortuous days of power-sharing talks, Mr Papademos immediately called for unity and promised to seek cross-party cooperation to keep Greece firmly in the 17-nation eurozone.

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