Until 15 July, Greece has to vote in parliament four laws on the following measures: reforms in the pension system and social security, VAT increase, reforms in the labour market, and a law on the absolute independence of the statistical service ELSTAT.

The results of our poll present the opinions of our readers and how they will remember Yanis Varoufakis.

In a word, agreement. Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel has announced the successful completion of the negotiations between Greece and its creditors, which continued overnight.

Eurogroup and Eurozone heads of state and government are meeting today

The Finnish public opinion does not approve any additional concessions to Athens on its debt, and the newly elected Finnish government is threatened by a breakdown if it allows them to happen.

The partners insist on specifying the measures; the next three-year programme and a new €80 billion loan are being discussed.

Eurogroup is meeting this afternoon to examine the Greek proposal for an agreement. Follow events in Athens and Brussels in real time through our Live-blog.