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Over two days starting on Thursday, EU leaders meeting in Brussels are expected to deal with the issues of banking supervision, the single market, a centralized euro zone budget, a single bank resolution fund, direct recapitalization of banks from rescue funds and stricter fiscal oversight. "Countries need to tackle problems themselves," Schaeuble said. "We need to make sure that they have the necessary time in financial markets and we're doing that." Greece, whose debt woes triggered the euro zone crisis, is in its fifth year of recession and has struggled to meet fiscal targets set by the "troika" of international lenders. But on Wednesday it agreed with its lenders on most austerity cuts and reforms needed to unlock fresh aid. Schaeuble stressed that problems needed to be solved in euro zone member states since that was where they had arisen, adding that the euro zone bailout fund was there to help countries help themselves. 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