The next three days may prove crucial for Greece, determining whether there will be deal or rift with eurozone partners, and whether the recession-plagued Greek economy will return to a growth orbit and restored liquidity, or, in the worst case, collapse and return to the … little drachmas of old.

Current discussions of technical experts’ teams in Brussels are expected to outline the limits and possibilities of an agreement.

However, in any case, if meetings of the EuroWorking Group on Tuesday and the Eurogroup on Wednesday don’t generate successful results, then April for the SYRIZA government will be a “milestone” month.

Based on Saturday’s talks in Brussels, the Greek government, as its “sources” maintain, remains positive, without however, making any predictions.

The “red lines” for the current leftist government are no new austerity measures, especially pay cuts in the cavernous Greek public sector, reduced pensions or new tax hikes.

Ahead of the crucial week ahead, Greek PM Alexis Tsipras chairs a top government meeting on Sunday afternoon.