Greece has submitted seven reforms to the Eurogroup, which is meeting today (Monday) in Brussels so that the debate on the reform proposals can start, according to government sources, a procedure that is expected to change the climate and the ECB's decisions.

On Monday, at a time when the domestic financial system seems to be suffocating and seeking a breath of liquidity, the letter of PASOK MP Odysseus Konstantinopoulos to the Speaker of the House, Zoe Konstantopoulou, came as a shock.

Greece’s proposal to use undercover non-professional tax inspectors in order to fight tax evasion has been ridiculed by the international Press and social media.

Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis let loose yet another ‘bombshell’ at Europe over the weekend, leaving open the possibility of a referendum in Greece if the Eurogroup on Monday rejects the latest plan submitted by the government in Athens.