Eurozone calls on Greece to come up with credible reforms

Meeting of finance ministers in Brussels lasts just one hour as EU nations vent frustration at speed of Athens response to potential bankruptcy

Greece's eurozone creditors have stepped up the pressure on Athens over reforms that might unleash billions more in bailout loans and save the country from bankruptcy over the next three months.

Finance ministers from the single currency area broke off a discussionabout Greece on Monday after little more than one hour in Brussels. The Greek finance minister, Yannis Varoufakis, was told to come up with what the creditors view as a realistic programme of economic and fiscal reforms.