Lagarde responds to Anastasiades’ letter

2013-07-11

IMF chief Christine Lagarde has reassured President Nicos Anastasiades of the organisation’s support in Cyprus’s efforts to implement its aid programme Lagarde’s assurances came in

Bomb hoax at parliament

2013-07-11

A bomb threat on Thursday at the parliament building, while the plenum was in session, turned out to be a hoax. Police evacuated the premises

Tourism revenue up in March

2013-07-11

Tourist revenues rose 5.6 per cent year-on-year in March to €66 million, the statistical service said on Thursday. Income in March 2012 was an estimated

Portugal political crisis deepens

2013-07-11

By Axel Bugge Portugal’s political crisis deepened on Thursday after the president rejected a plan to heal a government rift and critics accused him of

Aunt guilty in toddler abduction

2013-07-11

The Limassol Criminal Court on Thursday found the 35-year-old aunt of a toddler guilty of his abduction earlier this year. Mitigation will take place on

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