11 June 2015
Episode 934
01 hour
After IMF negotiators walk out on Greece debt talks in Brussels, we ask whether creditors’ patience has run out. Plus: after Portugal picks a consortium to take control of 61 per cent of its state airline TAP, we get the analysis from our transport editor Tristan McAllister and editor in chief Tyler Brûlé.
11 June 2015
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