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.  * But it’s in the hands of Merkel, not Anastasiades * By Fiona Mullen The Cypriots have spoken. And the answer will keep being no. So the ball is now back

. By Fiona Mullen, Director Sapienta Economics As some of you might have heard me say on air this week, I have a nasty feeling that the eurozone elites took an unconscious

. By Shavasb Bohdjalian Certified Investment Advisor and CEO of Eurivex Ltd. The issue as to whether or not Cyprus should proceed with privatisation of semi-governmental organisations such as Cyta, the Electricity

. By Eleni Apostolidi Senior Financial Consultant, Saxo Bank Prices fell below the 50 day average during October. This sell signal is stronger when the moving average also turns down. What’s the

. By Dr. Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. At the Twelfth Islamic Summit of the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation (OIC) held in Cairo (6-7 February 2013) the Turkish diplomacy was again very

. One of the pillars on which the Cyprus economy will have to depend on in order to get out of the bankrupt situation we inherited is to re-invent education. And the

. By Fiona Mullen, Director, Sapienta Economics Ltd On February 25, Gazprom’s Marketing & Trading arm signed a heads of agreement with Levant LNG Marketing Corporation to export liquefied natural gas (LNG)

. By George Theocharides Cyprus International Institute of Management At last, after a prolonged campaign period, elections are over and the new Cypriot government has taken over from March 1. Expectations are

.  * A retroactive deposit tax would be smarter * By Fiona Mullen The election of Nicos Anastasiades to the presidency has probably improved the chances of a bailout. But it has

. By Costis Stambolis When it became obvious back in 2010 that Greece’s financial woes were far more serious and extended than originally perceived and that the mess that the country was