Eurozone confident on Cyprus bailout  Nicos Anastasiades New
President Nicos Anastasiades has promised to secure a bailout
Eurozone finance ministers, known collectively as the Eurogroup,
are confident of agreeing a bailout for Cyprus by the end of
March.  The bailout could be worth up to 17bn euros ($22bn;
£15bn).  Eurogroup head Jeroen Dijsselbloem said ministers were
ready to help Cyprus, but the details still needed to be worked
out.  Cyprus's new government has agreed to a review of how
banks are implementing anti-money laundering laws, he said.
This is likely to appease Germany, which had raised concerns
about money-laundering on the island.  "We agreed to target a
political endorsement of the programme towards the second half
of March," Mr Dijsselbloem said, referring to the rescue
package.  EU Commissioner for Economic Affairs Olli Rehn hailed
the breakthrough on money-laundering.  He had warned over the
weekend that Cyprus leaving the eurozone remained a dangerous
possibility.  "Even if you come fr