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Nawaz Sharif To Travel To Lahore Via GT Road To Show Popularity
Pakistan's ousted premier Nawaz Sharif will travel to Lahore from Islamabad via the famous Grand Trunk Road next week in a bid to show his popularity among the people.
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Panama Papers Firm Shrinks Internationally
Mossack Fonseca, the law firm linked to the Panama Papers scandal, has had to close most of its international offices due to a slump in business, company officials said Wednesday.
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Panama Urges Punishment Of Those Who Took Odebrecht Bribes
Panama's government on Thursday warned of punishment for public employees who took any of the more than $59 million in bribes paid by Brazilian construction company Odebrecht in return for contracts.
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Chat With Donald Trump Won't Save Nawaz Sharif From Panama Scandal: Imran Khan
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's conversation with US President-elect Donald Trump cannot "save him" from the Panama Papers scandal, cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan said today.
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Panama Needs New Anti-Corruption Laws To Combat Tax Dodgers: Panel
Panama can remain a competitive financial center while cracking down on tax evaders and other criminals who have used the country to launder money, according to the panel formed by the government after the "Panama Papers" scandal broke in April.
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Iceland's 'Pirates' Eye Power In Snap Vote After Panama Papers Scandal
Icelanders voted on Saturday in a snap election that could see the anti-establishment Pirate Party form the next government in the wake of the Panama Papers tax-dodging scandal and lingering anger over the 2008 financial meltdown.
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Panama Papers Scandal: IT Worker Arrested In Geneva
An information technology worker at the Geneva office of Mossack Fonseca, the law firm at the centre of the Panama Papers scandal, has been arrested, Switzerland's Le Temps newspaper reported today.
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European Union Ministers Propose 'Urgent' Measures After Panama Scandal
EU finance ministers endorsed a series of measures on Saturday to fight tax evading methods used by Europeans exposed by the Panama Papers scandal.
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Vladimir Putin Admits Panama Papers 'Accurate,' Blames US
Russian President Vladimir Putin today acknowledged the accuracy of the Panama Papers revelations, but claimed funds had been spent on musical instruments as he blamed the leak on the United States.
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Where The Papers Got Their Name
Before the Panama Papers scandal landed on this equatorial isthmus with hurricane force, the little country had been riding high. It boasted one of the fastest growth rates in Latin America last year, above 6 percent.
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Thousands March In London Demanding David Cameron Resignation
Thousands of protesters today marched to Downing Street here demanding Prime Minister David Cameron's resignation over the Panama Papers scandal.
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Panama Scandal Claims Scalp Of Austrian Bank Chief
The head of a Austrian regional bank became today the latest casualty of the Panama Papers scandal, announcing his resignation but denying any wrongdoing.
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Nawaz Sharif To Travel To Lahore Via GT Road To Show Popularity
Pakistan's ousted premier Nawaz Sharif will travel to Lahore from Islamabad via the famous Grand Trunk Road next week in a bid to show his popularity among the people.
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Panama Papers Firm Shrinks Internationally
Mossack Fonseca, the law firm linked to the Panama Papers scandal, has had to close most of its international offices due to a slump in business, company officials said Wednesday.
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Panama Urges Punishment Of Those Who Took Odebrecht Bribes
Panama's government on Thursday warned of punishment for public employees who took any of the more than $59 million in bribes paid by Brazilian construction company Odebrecht in return for contracts.
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Chat With Donald Trump Won't Save Nawaz Sharif From Panama Scandal: Imran Khan
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's conversation with US President-elect Donald Trump cannot "save him" from the Panama Papers scandal, cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan said today.
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Panama Needs New Anti-Corruption Laws To Combat Tax Dodgers: Panel
Panama can remain a competitive financial center while cracking down on tax evaders and other criminals who have used the country to launder money, according to the panel formed by the government after the "Panama Papers" scandal broke in April.
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Iceland's 'Pirates' Eye Power In Snap Vote After Panama Papers Scandal
Icelanders voted on Saturday in a snap election that could see the anti-establishment Pirate Party form the next government in the wake of the Panama Papers tax-dodging scandal and lingering anger over the 2008 financial meltdown.
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Panama Papers Scandal: IT Worker Arrested In Geneva
An information technology worker at the Geneva office of Mossack Fonseca, the law firm at the centre of the Panama Papers scandal, has been arrested, Switzerland's Le Temps newspaper reported today.
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European Union Ministers Propose 'Urgent' Measures After Panama Scandal
EU finance ministers endorsed a series of measures on Saturday to fight tax evading methods used by Europeans exposed by the Panama Papers scandal.
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Vladimir Putin Admits Panama Papers 'Accurate,' Blames US
Russian President Vladimir Putin today acknowledged the accuracy of the Panama Papers revelations, but claimed funds had been spent on musical instruments as he blamed the leak on the United States.
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Where The Papers Got Their Name
Before the Panama Papers scandal landed on this equatorial isthmus with hurricane force, the little country had been riding high. It boasted one of the fastest growth rates in Latin America last year, above 6 percent.
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Thousands March In London Demanding David Cameron Resignation
Thousands of protesters today marched to Downing Street here demanding Prime Minister David Cameron's resignation over the Panama Papers scandal.
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Panama Scandal Claims Scalp Of Austrian Bank Chief
The head of a Austrian regional bank became today the latest casualty of the Panama Papers scandal, announcing his resignation but denying any wrongdoing.
