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Israeli firm Black Cube confirms Cyprus sting to 'expose corruption'A private Israeli intelligence firm, Black Cube, has admitted its role in a sting operation in Cyprus. The operation targeted state officia...- British air base in Cyprus hit by suspected drone strike, Sky News reportsA suspected drone strike hit Britain’s Royal Air Force base Akrotiri in Cyprus, Sky News reported on Monday, citing the UK Ministry of Defe...
- World War III fears surge as 'spy' for Iran arrested for monitoring RAF base amid rising mid-east tensionsA British man has been arrested in Cyprus on suspicion of espionage and terrorism offences. The man is alleged to have kept the RAF Akrotir...
- Israel says Iranian plot to attack citizens in Cyprus foiledIsrael announced the thwarting of an Iranian plot targeting its citizens in Cyprus, a key transit point for Israelis returning home amidst ...
- When a massive 443 ft cargo ship crashed into Norwegian man’s garden, missing his bedroom by just few metersA cargo ship ran aground in Norway. The incident happened near Trondheim. The ship crashed into a garden. It missed a house by a few metres...
- Adani group says Vinod Adani is part of promoter groupThe apples-to-airport conglomerate had in January said that "Vinod Adani does not hold any managerial position in Adani listed entities or ...
- Children rescued as Turkey-Syria earthquake toll nears 24,000The United Nations warned that at least 870,000 people were now in urgent need of hot meals across Turkey and Syria. In Syria alone, up to ...
- EU nations: Migrant departures should be stopped abroadTop officials from Spain, Greece, Italy, Malta and Cyprus — who receive most migrant arrivals from the bloc’s southern and southeastern bor...
- 500-year-old icon of Enthroned Christ looted from divided Cyprus repatriatedThe Cyprus Church traced the icon to an auction in Switzerland, and Swiss police seized it in 2014.
- Ukraine computers hit by data-wiping software as Russia launched invasionThe company said on Twitter that the data wiping program had been installed on hundreds of machines in the country, an attack it said had l...
- Cyprus treaty: India gets right to tax capital gainsFor Cypriot resident investors, it also meant a higher withholding tax in India of at least 30% against the more beneficial rates prescribe...
- Cyprus bets on Narendra Modi government, tourism to boost bilateral tiesKeen to further boost bilateral ties with India under the Narendra Modi-led government, Cyprus is looking to bolster tourism activities.
- Decision to put investments under lens a unilateral measure: CyprusCyprus Minister of Foreign Affairs Ioannis Kasoulides is scheduled to participate in the deliberations of the Ministerial Asia-Europe Meeti...
- Cyprus names Harris Georgiades as new finance minister, capital controls partly easedCyprus appointed Harris Georgiades as finance minister, replacing Michael Sarris who resigned earlier on Tuesday.
- Cyprus to limit cash, credit-card use abroad: ReportCyprus to impose a ban on cashing cheques and limit the amount of cash that can be taken out of the country under measures to avert a run o...
- Tax haven watch: Will Cyprus remain FIIs' gateway to Indian debt?The near-bankruptcy of a tiny, distant tax haven could force many foreign investors betting on Indian bonds to look for an alternative gate...
- Euro ministers ready for new proposal to bailout CyprusThe new plan is an alternative to the bank levy proposed initially to raise up to $7.9 bn, a main condition to receive the bailout, which w...
- European crisis offers new opportunities: ProkhorovRussia's billionaire politician believes that Russia can become a European economic leader and take hold of once 'united' Europe without mu...
- Commodities slump on cyprus bailout worriesCommodities fell by as outrage in Cyprus rekindled concern that Europe’s debt crisis may deepen, hurting demand prospects.
- EU ministers to bail out Cyprus by MarchThe European Union is also weighing whether to extend Ireland's rescue loans by five years or more, according to two EU officials.
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