ATHENS: Athens and its creditors were set on Wednesday to put the finishing touches to a third international bailout agreement aimed at saving Greece’s stricken economy from collapse.

The 400-page text has already been submitted to the Greek parliament for a crucial vote on ratifying the deal, which sets out the fiscal and other policy measures that Athens must take in exchange for the 85-billion-euro ($94 billion) lifeline.

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