Eurozone leaders will Thursday thrash out how to throw Greece a financial lifeline, with Germany demanding that aid has to be a last resort and must involve the International Monetary Fund.
Spain and Greece countered Germany's stance by calling on EU governments to use an existing euro50 billion ($67 billion) bailout fund to offer cheap loans to Greece or other struggling eurozone governments.
The euro currency was trading near a 10-month low as European Union leaders headed into a summit dominated by Greece's debt crisis. Athen's financial woes have undermined the euro and raised fears that the trouble will spread to other troubled euro governments such as …
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