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Money Laundering Probe Comes Up Empty - Report

An anti-money laundering probe into Cypriot banks carried out by Deloitte and Moneyval has not confirmed media allegations that dirty money is being funnelled through the island's banking system, says a report on Sigmalive.com. (In Greek.)

Cyprus Economy Hangs in the Balance Ahead of Vote on Bailout Plan

cyprus bailoutThe economy hangs in the balance as the 56-seat House of Representatives meets today at 10am (GMT+2) to vote on the Troika's bailout plan on the basis of an international contract.

Political Immunity To Be Partially Lifted - Anastasiades

President Nicos Anastasiades said he has proposed an amendment to the constitution which will define and expand the offenses for which the president of the Republic can be prosecuted, and removes MPs' immunity to all forms of crime.

'Strict' Approach to Downer Meeting in North Cyprus

The government has instructed the foreign ministry to respond strictly and rigorously to UN envoy Alexander Downer's meeting with the 'foreign minister' in north Cyprus.

Mary's Dinner Club - Indian Food & Spirit

marys dinner clubOn Saturday the weather was ‘balcony’, the mood Indian and our special guest very special. I had seen Ravi Saundankar performing traditional Indian Raga music and was later introduced to him by a dinner club guest. I had been planning to do an Indian meal and was thrilled to have someone to talk about Indian food, allowing us to get some culinary insights.

More Jobs Under Threat in Greece, Cyprus

jobs cyprusAs Greece's parliament passes a new law providing for the termination of 15,000 jobs in the country's civil service, Cyprus' new labour minister Zeta Emilianidou has pledged to create 8000 new jobs on the island amid rising unemployment.

In Greece and Cyprus, state jobs are considered sacrosanct, and are constitutionally protected - but in the greatest economic upheaval since the 1970's, those rights are being whittled away to make way for austerity.

Cyprus Deficit at 6.3% of GDP in 2012

The government deficit was 6.3 percent in 2012, well above Maastricht Treaty limits, according to the Cyprus Statistical Service (CYSTAT).

7 ways to use CyprusNewsReport.com to promote your business or projects

cyprusnewsreportAs the region's first news community, CyprusNewsReport.com is a fantastic resource in these difficult economic times. Our aim is to give everyone an affordable voice in the media, so here are seven ways to use CNR to promote your business or projects:

1. Become a full member for 25 euros per year and start your own Blog to tell people all about your business, passions and projects. This is great exposure!

2. Advertise on CNR, our prices are affordable and your campaigns will be seen by hundreds of thousands of readers who visit us every year. For inquiries, email editor@cyprusnewsreport.com

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