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Australia Wheat Board Iraq 'Kickback' Chairman in Court
The former chairman of an Australian wheat firm that allegedly paid sanctions-busting bribes to secure UN oil-for-food programme contracts in Saddam Hussein's Iraq appeared in court Monday more than a decade after the scandal erupted.
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US Top Court Rejects Iraq Bid to Revive 'Oil-For-Food' Lawsuit
The US Supreme Court on Monday rejected an effort by Iraq to revive a lawsuit against dozens of companies for allegedly conspiring with former leader Saddam Hussein's government to subvert the UN oil-for-food program and deprive Iraqi citizens of humanitarian aid.
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'Congress Also Mentioned in Volcker Report': Natwar Singh
Ex-Congressman Natwar Singh has rejected charges by his former party of being bitter about his dismissal from the UPA government over allegations of corruption.
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Supreme Court dismisses Natwar Singh's plea seeking documents
The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed the petitions filed by former Union Minister NatwarSingh and his son seeking supply of documents of Volcker and R S Pathak Committees which had probed their alleged role in Iraq's oil-for-food scam.A bench comprising Justices B Sudarshan Reddy and S S Nijjar said the petitions seeking documents are delaying ta...
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Australia Wheat Board Iraq 'Kickback' Chairman in Court
The former chairman of an Australian wheat firm that allegedly paid sanctions-busting bribes to secure UN oil-for-food programme contracts in Saddam Hussein's Iraq appeared in court Monday more than a decade after the scandal erupted.
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US Top Court Rejects Iraq Bid to Revive 'Oil-For-Food' Lawsuit
The US Supreme Court on Monday rejected an effort by Iraq to revive a lawsuit against dozens of companies for allegedly conspiring with former leader Saddam Hussein's government to subvert the UN oil-for-food program and deprive Iraqi citizens of humanitarian aid.
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'Congress Also Mentioned in Volcker Report': Natwar Singh
Ex-Congressman Natwar Singh has rejected charges by his former party of being bitter about his dismissal from the UPA government over allegations of corruption.
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Supreme Court dismisses Natwar Singh's plea seeking documents
The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed the petitions filed by former Union Minister NatwarSingh and his son seeking supply of documents of Volcker and R S Pathak Committees which had probed their alleged role in Iraq's oil-for-food scam.A bench comprising Justices B Sudarshan Reddy and S S Nijjar said the petitions seeking documents are delaying ta...
