Italy and Greece dominates EU finance discussions Italy and Greece may not have been present in body as EU finance ministers met in Brussels, but they were certainly in spirit. The pressure on Europe’s money men to come up with something tangible on Tuesday was intense as the turmoil in Athens and Rome played out. ![]()
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