Germany's finance minister says he trusts Greece's current government to fulfil the conditions for the bailout deal, but also made clear the country would not receive any further money if it didn't.
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told German newspaper Bild am Sonntag Sunday that "I trust them to implement the needed measures ... and to ultimately fulfil its obligations."
At the same time, Schaeuble warned that if Greece did not fulfil the demands laid out by the eurozone finance ministers in a four-month bailout plan, "there will be no more aid."
He also said it remains to be seen whether Greece needs more aid after the end of the current bailout plan, adding that "no matter what's going to happen, we will set very strict standards."
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