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Newsline 24.03.2013 | 17:15 UTC News Eurozone crisis Cyprus bailout talks go down to the wire Cypriot politicians are continuing talks aimed at getting an 11th-hour agreement to avert an imminent financial meltdown. The ECB has threatened to cut off funding to Cypriot banks if no deal is in place by Monday. Cypriot president to meet Eurogroup How Cyprus got on the road to financial disaster World World War II Memory of German massacre 'very present' Sant'Anna di Stazzema was the site of a notorious Nazi atrocity during World War II. On Sunday, the German and Italian presidents visited the village to remember the victims of the 1944 massacre. Rise of the far right - The 'New Order' movement Fighting against forgetfulness: Inge Deutschkron Far-right extremism - An ongoing problem in Germany's east The law that 'enabled' Hitler's dictatorship Czech children want Nobel Prize for WWII hero Austria debates its role in the Nazi era Eurozone crisis How Cyprus got on the road to financial disaster The banks of Cyprus could soon face bankruptcy, dragging the rest of the country with them. But how did it come to this, and what means of rescue could the Cyprus government still reach for? Tough negotiations ahead for Cyprus and EU Russia ends Cyprus negotiations Cyprus fears assault on banks Merkel warns Cyprus Church's offer reflects close bond with Cyprus Depositors may have to save the day in Cyprus Germany painted as villain in euro crisis 'EU solidarity deficit larger than any public debt'   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013