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Panama Papers Source Breaks Silence, Denies Being A Spy: Report
Sueddeutsche Zeitung said on Friday that the source of millions of documents leaked to the German newspaper from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca had sent them a manifesto, saying his motivation was the "scale of injustices" the papers revealed.
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Panama Papers Reveal Spies Used Mossack Fonseca
Secret agents from several countries, including intermediaries of the CIA, have used the services of Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca in order to "conceal" their activities, German newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported Tuesday.
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German Journalists 'Surprised' By Impact Of Panama Papers
The two German journalists of the Sueddeutsche Zeitung daily behind the Panama Papers revelations say they are surprised by the global shockwaves the leak caused and promised more sensational disclosures.
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Governments Face Fallout From Offshore Accounts Report
Governments around the world tried Tuesday to contain the fallout from the publication of thousands of names of rich and powerful people who conducted offshore financial activity through a Panamanian law firm.
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Germany's Twilight Nazi Trials About More Than Justice
Germany is putting on trial several former members of the Nazi SS this year -- but seven decades after the war, they are in their 90s and unlikely to end up behind bars.
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Angela Merkel Under Fire On Migrants After New Year's Eve Sex Assaults
German Chancellor Angela Merkel came under mounting pressure on Wednesday over her welcoming stance toward migrants, which opponents have linked to a rash of apparently coordinated sex attacks in Cologne on New Year's Eve.
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Artist Ai Weiwei Says China at 'Critical Point'
Ructions in the Chinese stock market and currency suggest the country has reached a "critical point" where the absence of democratic freedoms is a growing threat to economic stability, Chinese artist and free-speech advocate Ai Weiwei says.
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US Envoy 'Invited' to Angela Merkel Office to Discuss Spy Reports
Chancellor Angela Merkel's office asked the US ambassador to come on Thursday to discuss new allegations of NSA spying, which threatened to drive a new wedge through transatlantic ties.
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Panama Papers Source Breaks Silence, Denies Being A Spy: Report
Sueddeutsche Zeitung said on Friday that the source of millions of documents leaked to the German newspaper from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca had sent them a manifesto, saying his motivation was the "scale of injustices" the papers revealed.
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Panama Papers Reveal Spies Used Mossack Fonseca
Secret agents from several countries, including intermediaries of the CIA, have used the services of Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca in order to "conceal" their activities, German newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported Tuesday.
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German Journalists 'Surprised' By Impact Of Panama Papers
The two German journalists of the Sueddeutsche Zeitung daily behind the Panama Papers revelations say they are surprised by the global shockwaves the leak caused and promised more sensational disclosures.
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Governments Face Fallout From Offshore Accounts Report
Governments around the world tried Tuesday to contain the fallout from the publication of thousands of names of rich and powerful people who conducted offshore financial activity through a Panamanian law firm.
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Germany's Twilight Nazi Trials About More Than Justice
Germany is putting on trial several former members of the Nazi SS this year -- but seven decades after the war, they are in their 90s and unlikely to end up behind bars.
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Angela Merkel Under Fire On Migrants After New Year's Eve Sex Assaults
German Chancellor Angela Merkel came under mounting pressure on Wednesday over her welcoming stance toward migrants, which opponents have linked to a rash of apparently coordinated sex attacks in Cologne on New Year's Eve.
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Artist Ai Weiwei Says China at 'Critical Point'
Ructions in the Chinese stock market and currency suggest the country has reached a "critical point" where the absence of democratic freedoms is a growing threat to economic stability, Chinese artist and free-speech advocate Ai Weiwei says.
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US Envoy 'Invited' to Angela Merkel Office to Discuss Spy Reports
Chancellor Angela Merkel's office asked the US ambassador to come on Thursday to discuss new allegations of NSA spying, which threatened to drive a new wedge through transatlantic ties.
