AFP - European finance ministers face a point of no return as they gather in Hungary on Thursday for talks derailed by Portugal's sudden admission it needs an emergency bailout.
European finance ministers face a point of no return as they gather in Hungary on Thursday for talks derailed by Portugal's sudden admission it needs an emergency bailout.An abrupt Lisbon U-turn, after weeks when the collapsed Portuguese government insisted it did not need the external financial aid experts deemed inevitable, changed radically the mood going into a supposedly informal meeting lasting until Saturday.
European finance ministers face a point of no return as they gather in Hungary Thursday for talks derailed by Portugal's sudden admission it needs an emergency bailout.An abrupt Lisbon U-turn, after weeks when the collapsed Portuguese government insisted it did not need the external financial aid experts deemed inevitable, changed radically the mood going into a supposedly informal meeting lasting until Saturday.
European finance ministers face a point of no return as they gather in
Hungary Thursday for talks derailed by Portugal's sudden admission it
needs an emergency bailout.
European finance ministers face a point of no return as they gather in
Hungary Thursday for talks derailed by Portugal's sudden admission it
needs an emergency bailout.
European finance ministers face a point of no return as they gather in Hungary Thursday for talks derailed by Portugal's sudden admission it needs an emergency bailout.An abrupt Lisbon U-turn, after weeks when the collapsed Portuguese government insisted it did not need the external financial aid experts deemed inevitable, changed radically the mood going into a supposedly informal meeting lasting until Saturday.
Britain said on Sunday that it will refuse to underwrite a European Union bailout fund worth some 60 billion euros that finance ministers want to agree at emergency talks in Brussels."We wouldn't participate in a European bailout fund," a British diplomat told AFP of moves for all 27 EU member states to guarantee borrowings destined to bailout troubled economies in the crisis-hit 16-nation eurozone.