Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tspiras was back in Brussels on Tuesday (July 7) for more emergency talks on his country’s debt crisis. <br /><br /> After failing to make a deal last month, he’s hoping his victory in Sunday’s (June 5) referendum will strengthen his hand at the negotiating table. <br /><br /> But German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she’s still looking for Greek reforms. <br /><br /> “We still need solidarity at a European level and responsibility at the national level – in other words: there must be give and take,” she told reporters at the European Council before Tuesday’s meeting. “Without solidarity and without reforms, there is no way ahead.” <br /><br /> Before the meeting, French President Francois Hollande said he is still hopeful agreement can be reached – but he also stressed the need for Greece to act: <br /><br /> “The spirit that I bring to this summit is responsibility, because this is a major European issue and everybody has to do his job; solidarity, because we must overcome once and for all these difficu
