German Economy Minister Philipp Rsler is heading to Athens amid speculation that Greece might end up insolvent despite eurozone bailouts. His aim is to foster business ties to help rescue the ‘real’ Greek economy.
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German Economy Minister Philipp Rsler is heading to Athens amid speculation that Greece might end up insolvent despite eurozone bailouts. His aim is to foster business ties to help rescue the ‘real’ Greek economy.