The continuing crisis with Greece's debt problems is set to return to centre stage once again today at the latest meeting of euro zone finance ministers.
Greek debt restructuring as a result of a second bailout package looks likely to be the key issue.
Last year it was agreed in principle by the EU that private lenders would voluntarily write off 50% of their loans to Greece.
However, those same private creditors have yet to agree to the terms of the deal.
Greece faces a looming deadline to pay back 14.5billion euros in maturing bonds in March.
To do this, the Greek government needs ensure it receives a proposed 130billion euros rescue package.
If it does not and Greece defaults on its debts, the euro zone crisis could worsen once more.
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