(ANSA) - Brussels, June 18 - The European Commission
believes that the euro is "irreversible", spokesman Margaritis
Schinas said Thursday. But pressure is rising as a deadline
approaches for the next debt payment owed by Greece "and the
clock keeps on ticking" said Schinas. Some argue that a
diplomatic negotiation could stop the clock and give more time
for talks that have stalled for the release of further bailout
funds for cash-strapped Greece.
Euro 'is irreversible' says EC spokesman
Clock ticking down in negotiations on bailout fund for Greece