Greece has until the end of the week to come up with new proposals to secure a deal with creditors to keep the county from crashing out of of the euro.<br /><br /> With that stark warning an emergency full EU summit has been called for Sunday.<br /><br /> On Tuesday eurozone finance ministers complained that their new Greek colleague Eucild Tsakalotos, while more courteous than his abrasive predecessor Yanis Varoufakis, had brought no new proposals to a preparatory meeting before an emergency eurozone summit later that evening.<br /><br /> However on leaving the summit a surprisingly up-beat Greek premier told reporters:<br /><br /> “The Greek side will keep on trying, having in its arsenal the verdict of the Greek people, which was definite. The will of the Greek people is for a viable agreement which will end the discussion of a Grexit.,” stated Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras.<br /><br /> Tsipras who won an emphatic mandate in Sunday’s referendum to renegotiate with lenders said he’s prepared to accept painful reforms in return for s
