world news David Cameron releases tax returns in bid for transparency after Panama Papers leaks 10/04/2016
world news Protesters call for David Cameron to resign UK PM vows to learn the lessons of the last week 09/04/2016
Iceland Icelandic government survives no-confidence vote as protesters continue call for government to resign Iceland’s government survived a no confidence vote on Friday. It was put forward by the opposition after revelations from the leaked “Panama Papers” 08/04/2016
World Panama Papers lessons Panama is at the centre of a global hurricane sparked by the leak of a huge list of documents which have become known as the “Panama Papers” 08/04/2016
World David Cameron: a question of trust Iceland's prime minister was the first head to roll after the Panama Papers leak, David Cameron must now be wondering if he can weather the media storm and win back the public's trust. 08/04/2016
state of the union Europe Weekly: Panama Papers and Ukraine referendum The Panama Papers leaks had implications for politicians across Europe – from those whose names came up in the dossiers, to those who had already 08/04/2016
the global conversation Michel Sapin on global tax cooperation, and why we need Europe The French finance minister discusses the 'Panama Papers,' how to cut deficit, the eurozone economy and the future of Europe. 08/04/2016
Iceland Iceland: protesters call for more resignations as government forms new Cabinet The new prime minister of Iceland, Sigurdur Ingi Johannsson, has formed his Cabinet. The handover from the previous cabinet took place at two State 08/04/2016
World David Cameron admits to profiting from father's offshore funds Cameron said he owned a stake in the the Blairmore investment fund and sold it off for 31,500 pounds (38940 euros) in 2010 before becoming prime minister. 07/04/2016
world news Panama papers a 'western effort to weaken Russia' - Putin The documents leaked from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca name Putin's friend Sergei Roldugin as the owner of two offshore companies involved in some suspicious transactions. 07/04/2016
Business 'Panama Papers': UK banks told to declare dealings with Mossack Fonseca UK banks and financial institution are being asked to check whether they’ve done business with the company named in the 'Panama Papers' scandal. 07/04/2016
brussels bureau EU's Moscovici urges tougher action on tax havens The European Commission on Thursday renewed its vow to tackle global tax avoidance following the publication of the so-called Panama Papers. It made 07/04/2016
Business Line Panama's financial secrets and the new Tesla Model 3 Over recent years after the 2008 financial crisis the some of the world’s biggest banks paid billions in fines for helping wealthy clients evade 06/04/2016
world news Panama Papers: leak firm founder Fonseca says information 'taken out of context' 06/04/2016
Iceland Not a resignation - Iceland PM says he's just 'stepped aside' for 'unspecified' time The Prime Minister of Iceland’s office has issued a press release stating that prime minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson has not resigned. Rather 06/04/2016
