© Reuters. Greek PM Tsipras talks to the press after an emergency EU leaders summit on immigration aat the EC in BrusselsATHENS (Reuters) – Greece will be able to service its needs after it exits its bailout in August but will not return to the practices of the past that led it to the crisis, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told his cabinet on Monday.
Tsipras said that Greece needs to implement a “prudent” fiscal policy post bailout.
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