Panic as Belarus devalues rouble

Financial panic swept the republic of Belarus today after its currency was sharply devalued.

Panic as Belarus devalues rouble
Wed, 25 May, 2011 - 19:02

Financial panic swept the republic of Belarus today after its currency was sharply devalued.

Crowds cleared store shelves and queued up at currency exchange offices in a desperate attempt to protect their savings.

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