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The second blast sent an enormous orange fireball into the sky, immediately followed by a tornado-like shockwave that flattened the port and shattered windows across the city
Global food companies avoid paying taxes by shifting profits around the world. Finance Uncovered reports on the case of Icelandic fishing giant Samherji’s operations in Namibia
Ellis’s side will now likely compete in either the 11th-place or 9th-place match of the Cyprus Cup on Wednesday
Banyana Banyana take on the Czech Republic on Monday afternoon in what they will view as a crucial match in the development of the team
Banyana’s undoing came in a terrible first half as they found themselves 4-0 down within the first 35 minutes
The Chagos Islands are at the heart of an international sovereignty dispute
With more visitors heading to Cyprus than ever, the Mediterranean island’s waste disposal system is under pressure
Clients hope to strike it rich but they will never make any money, an employee of a binary option company told Israel’s parliament
The hijacker – who earlier released all the passengers except four foreigners and the crew – has also demanded asylum in Cyprus.
Thousands marched for gay rights in the capital of Nicosia despite a counter-demonstration by conservative Christians and clerics.
Cyprus’s Parliament will vote on a bailout imposed by the EU, with approval likely from a thin majority against calls for the island to exit the euro.
The IMF has warned that the repair job on the world’s financial system is partly completed and failure to finish it risks a new phase for the crisis.
Eurozone and EU finance ministers will meet in Dublin to conclude a Cyprus bailout and consider extending debt repayments for Portugal and Ireland.
Cyprus’s finance minister has resigned after concluding a €10-billion bailout deal with international lenders.
Banks have opened for normal business for the second day, but with strict restrictions still in place on how much money their clients can access.
Banks in Cyprus were set to return to normal trading hours after a relatively calm six-hour opening after being closed since March 16.
Cypriots have reacted to the news of their own salvation from economic meltdown with relief, but also trepidation and despair.
As Europe stumbles from crisis to crisis, it might be a good time for Cyprus to ditch the currency.
The Bank of Cyprus will become a shadow of its former self.
Cypriot businesses have been under increasing strain to keep running after financial authorities stretched the country’s bank closure into week two.
Markets will remain focused on Cyprus after it reportedly reached an agreement with outside funders over a collapse of its banking system.
Cyprus conceded on Saturday to a one-off levy on deposits over 100 000 euros in a dramatic U-turn as it raced to satisfy European partners.
European Union leaders have announced the indefinite postponement of a key summit with Japan intended to launch crucial free trade negotiations.
Cyprus’s Finance Minister Michalis Sarris has left Moscow empty-handed after a two-day push to secure the island a financial lifeline failed.
The European Union said it will assist if Cyprus contributes about €7-billion in revenue.
A eurozone bailout seems unlikely, and plans to keep Cypriots banks afloat are getting desperate.
Spaniards will worry that a bailout will come with a current account surcharge attached.
Cyprus has been fine-tuning a Plan B to secure a bailout that the European Central Bank has warned should be adopted to avoid a banking meltdown.
The Cyprus savings levy has led to an objection from the Democratic Alliance about a clause in the Banks Amendment Bill.
Cyprus’ ministers have met to rework a plan to seize money from bank deposits before a parliamentary vote that might threaten the island’s finances.
Cypriots have gone to the polls to elect a president who must negotiate a financial rescue to save the island country from its economic crisis.