China can help the Greeks

The EU has been hesitating for too long over whether to offer concrete help to Greece, writes the conservative daily Kathimerini: "For months now the Eurozone has concealed its major contradictions by pointing to Greece's responsibility for the crisis. Now that they can no longer play this game it becomes clear where the fissures lie. ... Greece has made clear that it prefers a European solution. But failing that it will be forced to seek other alternatives. Before turning to the International Monetary Fund, it would be wrong not to consider ... accepting aid from China. If the European 'family' doesn't help when you're threatened by bankruptcy it would be very cheeky for it to blame you for looking elsewhere."

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