Pipelines, and deposit lines: a view from north Cyprus
In Turkish controlled northern Cyprus there is a sense of schadenfreude over the financial woes of its southern neighbour, but also that unifying the island is “back on the agenda”.
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In Turkish controlled northern Cyprus there is a sense of schadenfreude over the financial woes of its southern neighbour, but also that unifying the island is “back on the agenda”.
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Cyprus is confronting a grim choice – either levy 5.8bn euros from people’s bank accounts or let its banks collapse and face exit from the eurozone.