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Greece won't bow to 'politics of submission'

New PM wants "viable, mutually beneficial solution" with creditors, even as he halts privatisation of main port

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Published Wed, Jan 28, 2015 · 09:50 PM

    Athens

    GREECE'S radical new Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras warned on Wednesday that it would no longer blindly submit to the EU and demanded a "fair" deal with its creditors.

    Mr Tsipras said that he wanted a "viable, mutually beneficial solution" to the "humanitarian disaster" that he claimed his country has suffered as a result of the austerity imposed by it creditors.

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