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      Polls open in Dutch referendum on EU-Ukraine trade deal
      Apr06

      Polls open in Dutch referendum on EU-Ukraine trade deal

      Polls have opened in a Dutch referendum on a far-reaching free trade deal meant to foster closer ties between Ukraine and the European Union that has run into opposition in the Netherlands where many see it as evidence of unwanted EU expansionism. … Click to Continue » …read more Source: The News...

      Polls Open in Dutch Referendum on EU-Ukraine Trade Deal
      Apr06

      Polls Open in Dutch Referendum on EU-Ukraine Trade Deal

      Polls open in Dutch referendum on far-reaching free trade deal meant to foster closer ties between Ukraine and the European Union that has run into opposition in the Netherlands where many see it as evidence of unwanted EU expansionism …read more Source: ABC...

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks
      Apr06

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks

      LONDON (AP) — Iceland’s prime minister became the first major figure brought down by the leak of millions of records on offshore accounts as the scrutiny intensified around officials from other countries, including Ukraine’s president. …read more Source: U.S....

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks
      Apr06

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks

      Iceland’s prime minister became the first major figure brought down by the leak of millions of records on offshore accounts as the scrutiny intensified around officials from other countries, including Ukraine’s president. … Click to Continue » …read more Source: The News...

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks
      Apr06

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks

      Iceland’s prime minister became the first major figure brought down by the leak of millions of records on offshore accounts as the scrutiny intensified around officials from other countries, including Ukraine’s president. … Click to Continue » …read more Source: The Bellingham...

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks
      Apr06

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks

      LONDON (AP) — Iceland’s prime minister became the first major figure brought down by the leak of millions of records on offshore accounts as the scrutiny intensified around officials from other countries, including Ukraine’s president. Icelandic leader Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson stepped aside Tuesday amid outrage over revelations he...

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks
      Apr06

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks

      Iceland’s prime minister became the first major figure brought down by the leak of millions of records on offshore accounts as the scrutiny intensified around officials from other countries, including Ukraine’s president. …read more Source: FOX...

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks
      Apr06

      Scrutiny on officials worldwide increases in offshore leaks

      LONDON (AP) — Iceland's prime minister became the first major figure brought down by the leak of millions of records on offshore accounts as the scrutiny intensified around officials from other countries, including Ukraine's president…. …read more Source: Associated...

      Panama Papers: Law Firm Mossack Fonseca Says It Was Hacked
      Apr06

      Panama Papers: Law Firm Mossack Fonseca Says It Was Hacked

      PANAMA CITY (Reuters) – The Panamanian lawyer at the center of a data leak scandal that has embarrassed a clutch of world leaders said on Tuesday his firm was a victim of a hack from outside the company, and has filed a complaint with state prosecutors. Founding partner Ramon Fonseca said the firm, Mossack Fonseca, which specializes in...

      Global Military Spending Rises for First Time Since 2011
      Apr06

      Global Military Spending Rises for First Time Since 2011

      Military spending around the world has increased for the first time since 2011, according to new data by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. Total world military spending was $1.7 trillion for 2015, an increase of 1 percent over 2014. The Asia-Pacific region was largely responsible for the rise, with countries averaging a 5.4...