Newsline | 23.03.2013, 17:15 UTC

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Newsline 23.03.2013 | 17:15 UTC News Eurozone crisis The talking continues as Cyprus teeters on financial brink Cypriot politicians are set to travel to Brussels for last ditch talks as they seek to raise enough funds to secure a bailout. This comes after lawmakers passed a number of measures to help the country reach that goal. Cyprus awaits Eurogroup meeting on bailout Depositors may have to save the day in Cyprus World Eurozone crisis Church's offer reflects close bond with Cyprus To safeguard the country against bankruptcy, Cyprus wants to set up a "solidarity fund" - which the Orthodox Church has pledged to support. This reflects the centuries-old bond between church and state on Cyprus. Cyprus fears assault on banks Merkel warns Cyprus Russia ends Cyprus negotiations Depositors may have to save the day in Cyprus Germany painted as villain in euro crisis Waiting for Cyprus' Plan B Eurozone crisis Depositors may have to save the day in Cyprus To save Cypriot banks, politicians aimed to place a levy on the public's savings, but the Cypriot parliament stopped the plan after protests broke out. What's the future for this tax haven on the verge of bankruptcy? Germany painted as villain in euro crisis Waiting for Cyprus' Plan B 'EU solidarity deficit larger than any public debt' International Relations China, Russia mull interests in Central Asia Raw materials and energy reserves in Central Asia make the region of particular interest to both China and Russia. The two countries share interests in region but are also each others biggest competitors. Xi Jinping's unsurprising international debut Russian rubles for Damascus?   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013