Panama Papers

Ten people have now been detained over the anti-corruption blogger's murder

Foreign experts will be asked to help identify the mobile phone used to detonate the bomb that killed investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia

EU committee concludes 18-month into 'Panama Papers' leaks

EU Commission says it's 'horrified' by the killing of a Maltese journalist, and trusts justice will be brought for her.

Mediterranean island of Malta is stunned after its best known anti-graft journalist dies in a car bomb attack

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of today’s top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

European Commission chief Jean Claude Juncker once again faced questions about Luxembourg’s sweetheart tax deals with major firms on Tuesday.

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU’s de facto political capital.

Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has called a snap general election for June 3, a year before the end of his term.

The UK is the most corrupt country on earth, using Gibraltar, Jersey and other territories to funnel dirty cash.

This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of all the top stories making waves around Europe.

The inquiry committee will have 65 members and will report back in one year

Wealthy Latin Americans are using secretive, tax-free New Zealand and trusts to help channel cash around the world, according to a report based on leaks of the so-called Panama Papers.

In this week’s edition of Europe Weekly: MEPs back a new law to share air passenger data between EU countries; the European Parliament vows to get

The UK, France, Germany, Spain and Italy are to unite to tackle tax evasion in the wake of the Panama Papers revelations. Europe’s top five economies

Jose Manuel Soria's name has been linked to revelations in the Panama Papers

EU lawmakers voted on Thursday to change the rules on protecting trade secrets in a move that critics believe could have a chilling effect on media

Panama Papers leak has dominated the news headlines over the past week with new names and details emerging every day. I'm off to film

Police have raided the offices of Mossack Fonseca – the law firm at the centre of the ‘Panama Papers’ leaks scandal – to search for any evidence of

EU regulators have called on major multinationals to be more transparent in their tax dealings. The European Commission, the bloc’s executive arm

Politicians in Britain are rushing to publish their tax returns in a bid for transparency amid the fallout from the Panama Papers. David Cameron made

Cellist Sergei Roldugin says he uses the cash to support Russian music and cultural projects

German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble, has waded into the Panama Papers controversy by suggesting that offshore registers should be created that name company owners which are then shared internati

Addressing MPs for the first time since the Panama Papers leak, the British leader sought to defuse the controversy surrounding his own tax affairs.

EU regulators are mulling new rules on tax avoidance by major multinationals amid the fallout from the Panama Papers. Proposed legislation will be