United Kingdom Prince Charles' estate 'may have profited' from his campaigning The British royal is shown to have connections with offshore investments and is criticised for a "conflict of interest". 08/11/2017
USA Apple caught in the spot light of Paradise Papers revelations Apple denies avoiding tax after the latest documents in the Paradise Papers are released 07/11/2017
world news What are the Paradise Papers and why are they significant? Is it right for a rich person to hide their money abroad to avoid paying taxes? 06/11/2017
world news 'Paradise Papers' reveal tax haven secrets of the rich A huge leak of financial documents reveal how the world's super-rich protect their wealth 06/11/2017
Japan Japanese airbag-maker Takata files for bankruptcy It is being described as the biggest ever bankruptcy of a Japanese manufacturer. The airbag maker Takata is facing massive bills for costs and 26/06/2017
Sport For Sofia football fans, dreams are fragile It’s been a tough season for Levski Sofia supporters. A report showed their club was mired in debt, although the new owners claim the accounts are 02/06/2017
United Kingdom West Ham, Newcastle raided in UK tax fraud probe - reports The English clubs are said to be the focus of HMRC's crackdown on tax fraud in football. 26/04/2017
Slovakia Students against corruption in Slovakia Citizens take to the streets in Bratislava to protest what they see as a corrupt government. 18/04/2017
France More French conservatives abandon Fillon's ship François Fillon still intends to fight on despite an embezzlement scandal and the departures of more key figures from his campaign team. 04/03/2017
France Francois Fillon suffers more blows in presidential bid Francois Fillon has suffered yet more blows in his bid to become the president of France. 01/03/2017
France France: Le Pen aide charged in party financing probe A close aide to French Front National leader Marine Le Pen has been charged amid an inquiry into the party’s financing. 25/02/2017
South Korea Samsung chief Lee is questioned in S. Korea corruption probe Handcuffed and tied with rope, he arrived for questioning on Saturday after a night in a tiny cell, his bed a mattress on the floor. 18/02/2017
corporate Samsung boss arrest rocks South Korea's highest levels of power The arrest of Samsung chief Jay Y. Lee - caught up in the corruption scandal swirling around the president - has sent shock waves through South Korea. 17/02/2017
South Korea South Korea: Samsung's de facto boss arrested amid corruption scandal Samsung's de facto chief is arrested on suspicion of involvement in a corruption scandal which has led to the impeachment of South Korea's president. 17/02/2017
corporate Samsung denies bribery as boss questioned again over influence-peddling Prosecutors have submitted a new request to arrest Samsung's chief Jay Y. Lee over an influence-peddling scandal involving South Korea's president. 13/02/2017
France "I am innocent and I will continue" - Francois Fillon fights back The French presidential candidate has launched a counter-attack against the bogus jobs scandal that is threatening his campaign. 06/02/2017
France France's Le Pen defies demand for "misspent" funds France’s National Front leader Marine Le Pen has defied a deadline set by the EU authorities for her to repay funds they claim she has misspent. 31/01/2017
South Korea South Korea corruption scandal: president's friend protests innocence Choi Soon-sil, the woman at the heart of South Korea's corruption scandal, insists she's been forced to confess. 25/01/2017
corporate BT shares plummet on deepening Italian accounting scandal UK telecoms firm BT has cut its revenue, earnings and cash flow forecasts due to a worse than thought accounting scandal at its Italian business. 24/01/2017
Gambia Gambia: Exiled leader Jammeh 'stole millions' from state coffers Authoritarian ex-president Yahya Jammeh is said to have plundered more than 11 million dollars from Gambia before fleeing into exile. 23/01/2017
Brazil Judge in Brazil graft probe dies in plane crash Teori Zavascki's death raises questions over who will take over the country's biggest corruption case. 20/01/2017
South Korea Samsung top boss faces arrest The head of the Samsung group has been questioned behind closed doors about his alleged role in a corruption scandal that has led parliament to impeach President Park Guen-hye. 18/01/2017
South Korea South Korea: arrest warrant sought for Samsung's de facto chief South Korea's special prosecutors' office seeks the arrest of Samsung's de facto leader, Lee Jae-yong on allegations of corruption. 16/01/2017
South Korea South Korea prosecutor to decide on Samsung leader's arrest warrant Samsung's vice chairman Jay Y Lee may be the next head to roll in the influence-peddling scandal which led to the impeachment of South Korea's president. 15/01/2017
South Korea Samsung chief becomes suspect in South Korea political scandal The heir apparent of tech giant Samsung has become a criminal suspect in a widening corruption probe engulfing South Korean president Park Geun-Hye. 11/01/2017
France IMF chief Christine Lagarde found guilty over tycoon payout A French court ruled the country's ex-finance minister was negligent over a 400m euro state payment, but issued no sentence. 19/12/2016
