article_snippet: Germany is bracing Germany for a period of chaos and instability amid claims Greece will exit from the euro, finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble (above) said .
article_snippet: Germany is bracing Germany for a period of chaos and instability amid claims Greece will exit from the euro.
article_snippet: Finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble said Finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble is resigned to the possibility of a Greek exit from the calamitous euro experiment.
article_snippet: In a TV interview on Thursday evening Finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble was asked if Finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble could envisage it and
article_snippet: Finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble replied: 'Yes, because the responsibility, the ability to decide what happens, resides with the Greeks, and because we do not know what the leaders intend to do in Greece, we cannot exclude it.'
article_snippet: Their comments represent a tectonic shift from the previous undiluted support Germany offered Greece - a country whose financial mismanagement is loathed by EU lawmakers.
article_snippet: Schäuble said Greece can only get more funds if Greece sticks to the agreements with Greece creditors.
article_snippet: Chancellor Angela Merkel (right) said: 'Europe stands ready to help Greece, but Greece must be prepared to help Greece.
article_snippet: Chancellor Angela Merkel (right) comments were made as a new poll showed 52 per cent of Germans would be happy for Greece to quit the common currency while 80 per cent believe that Greece is not acting seriously in trying to adhere to Greece obligations on debt repayments and financial reforms.
highlights_snippet: German finance minister said German finance minister is resigned to possibility of Greek exit .
  