'Pandora Papers': Why is it so difficult to clamp down on tax evasion? - DW News.
It is the biggest ever data leak exposing how the world's richest and most powerful keep their wealth offshore, hidden from the tax man. Journalists from around the world, including at DW News, have spent years sifting through this trove of data – and the results reveal a global offshore shadow economy inhabited by billionaires, celebrities, and political leaders. The goal is the same: to keep wealth hidden and avoid paying taxes. Some of the practices are legal, others are raising eyebrows.
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NATO chief Stoltenberg in Berlin to discuss European security strategy and Ukraine support - DW News.
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Victor Orban welcomes radical right in Budapest - DW News.
Hungary's nationalist Prime Minister Victor Orban has used the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Budapest to further set out his right-wing views and vision. His rallying cry: make America and Europe great again. Part of that, he ...
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Germany: Police clear pro-Palestinian protest camp outside parliament building - DW News.
In Berlin, police were clearing a pro-Palestinian protest camp set up outside the German parliament building. Police say they acted to ban the camp after some protesters repeatedly used banned symbols and slogans. The group, who set up the encampm...
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Why is Germany losing out to China, and can it rebound? - DW Business.
The boss of one of the world's biggest industry associations says Germans should work more and retire later to boost the German economy. Speaking on the sidelines of the Hannover Messe industry trade show, Karl Haeusgen tells Daniel Winter of DW B...
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