Greece's government was racing Thursday to finalize a plan of reforms for its third bailout, hoping this time to get its European partners' approval and to stave off a looming, potentially catastrophic exit from Europe's joint currency, the euro.
Details of Greece's reforms are to be submitted Thursday to give creditors time to review them ahead of a summit of the European Union's 28 members on Sunday. Hopes for a deal rose after Donald Tusk, who chairs the EU summits, said Greece's plan would have to be accompanied by creditors' suggestions on how to make the country's debt manageable in the longer term.
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