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Larnaca Fashion - Shopping in Larnaca Cyprus.
Fashion Shopping in Larnaca. Find information on the best places for Larnaca shopping and tips for a Larnaca shopping trip.
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Cyprus: readers' tips, recommendations and travel advice
Readers share their advice on visiting Cyprus. Send us your tips for the chance to win a trip to Hong Kong. -
Euro crisis: Is Cyprus next for the Grexit?
Cyprus, with its out-sized banking sector equal to 835% its GDP, could be the next knock-on from the Greek euro crisis One of the mysteries of the Greek financial crisis is that there are any deposits left in the stricken country's domestic banks. Since 2009, it's estimated that €2-€3bn has been withdrawn from Greek banks every month. The pace has picked up markedly in recent days; on Monday ... -
Real Estate in Cyprus
Cyprus suffered a severe blow from the global financial crisis, especially in cities with significant foreign homeownership, where values declined. -
Cyprus's Popular Bank in government refinancing talks due to Greek exposure
Cyprus's Popular Bank is in negotiations with the government over possible state financing to help it recapitalise from exposure to Greek toxic debt. -
Cyprus Fair opens doors
Cyprus President Dimitris Christofias inaugurated the 37th Cyprus International Fair at Expo Cyprus in Nicosia on Friday, against the backdrop of economic woes that have contributed toward a drop in the number of exhibitors and the state reducing its own stands to just a handful. -
Cyprus president condemns far right gains in Greece
NICOSIA (Reuters) - Cyprus's communist president on Wednesday sharply criticized Greece's ultra-nationalist Golden Dawn party, calling its election gains a pillaging of modern Greek history. Cyprus, Greece's closest ally, usually avoids involvement in Greek domestic politics but inroads made by the nationalists touched a raw nerve on the island, ethnically split between the Turkish north and ... -
Cyprus President Says He Won't Run for 2nd Term
Cyprus president Christofias says he won't run for second term, cites stalled peace talks -
Cyprus Will Remain a Valuable Partner for Russia
In response to "Cypriot Tax Haven May Soon Come to an End," a comment by Daniel Klein on April 25. -
15 firms to bid for gas drilling rights off Cyprus
Major oil and gas companies such as Russia's Novatec, Italy's ENI, France's Total, and Malaysia's Petronas are among 15 firms and consortiums that are seeking to carry out exploratory drilling for gas deposits off southern Cyprus, the island's commerce minister said Friday, despite Turkey's strong objections. -
Cyprus president Christofias says he won't run for second term, cites stalled peace talks
Cyprus President Dimitris Christofias says he will not seek re-election because there is little hope the ethnically split island will be reunified by the time his tenure expires in February.



