Angela Merkel warned the German parliament that putting Greece in a position where it must leave the euro would have “incalculable” consequences, prior to her vote today on a second Greek rescue package alongside a restructuring of Athens’ sovereign debt.

Amid calls from a growing chorus of public figures to let Athens default, Merkel acknowledged the dangers of a second bail-out, but also “the opportunities in the new programme [that] outweigh the risks” for Greece.

Read more about Germany’s stance on Greece, and how a second bail out may help in their effort to form a €750 billion firewall.