EDITORIAL: IMF to the rescue

How long can Cyprus remain “safe”? Gone are the days when the International Monetary Fund would be a lender of last resort for the world’s poorest states, most of them dogged by

Hungarians will pay hefty price for IMF lifeline

By Krisztina Than (Reuters) A massive international rescue package for Hungary is intended to stabilise financial markets and may help the Socialist minority government, but ordinary Hungarians are likely to suffer from

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