IMF demands debt sustainability for Greek bailout
Greece is more than 2b euros in arrears to IMF, and can't receive any more aid until it catches up on payments
Frankfurt
THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Tuesday that it would remain involved in Greece's bailout only if eurozone leaders agreed on a plan that would make the country's debt manageable for decades to come.
The aggressive stance sets up a stand-off with Germany and other eurozone creditors, which have been reluctant to provide additional debt relief.
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