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Depositors with more than $130,000 in Cypriot banks could see about 40 percent of their deposits turned into bank shares,

Cyprus scrambles for funds after bailout ‘no’ vote

Lawmakers in Cyprus are scrambling to find billions of dollars to prop up the country’s battered banking system, after rejecting

International flights were grounded Monday and more cancellations are expected as Hurricane Sandy makes its way toward and onto the

Clashes erupted between police and protesters in Greece on Wednesday, as citizens took to the streets to demonstrate against fresh

French embassies, consulates and international schools in 20 Muslim countries were closed on Friday after cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad

There’s no need for panic over global food prices, the head of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Jose

NATO member states have condemned Syria for shooting down a Turkish military jet last Friday. Speaking Tuesday, NATO chief Anders