As the sun set over Athens, thousands gathered outside of parliament for an anti-austerity demo, but could the sun also be setting on Greece’s future in the eurozone?<br /><br /> Announced on Facebook, thousands gathered on Syntagma Square to support the government in its negotiations with international lenders.<br /><br /> #Greece People gathering at #Syntagma sq. to join the pro-gov, anti-austerity demo. Pic by Hibai_<br />pic.twitter.com/yeqR7zfBYw #june17gr— spyros gkelis (northaura) June 17, 2015<br /><br /> Syntagma Square Now #Syntagma #Greece #athens pic.twitter.com/ug77AuMW5X— spyros_vj (@spyros_vj) June 17, 2015<br /><br /> It comes ahead of a potentially decisive meeting of European finance ministers on Thursday which is being seen as the last ditch effort to stop Greece defaulting and pushing it towards a eurozone exit.<br /><br /> In a war of words, the Greek Prime Minister has drawn a red line at cuts to pensions, but one of his negotiators said they were ready to make other concessions to break the stalemate.<br /><br /> It is a form
