Apple denies avoiding tax after the latest documents in the Paradise Papers are released

The New York Times has accused US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross of having ties to Putin-linked firm

In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: the fallout of the Catalonia crisis strains relations between Belgium and Spain; and EU finance ministers

'Paradise Papers' leaks believed to have brought forward discussions

Paradise Papers: UK's opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn has implied that Queen Elizabeth II should apologise after investing millions offshore.

A huge leak of financial documents reveal how the world's super-rich protect their wealth

Oxfam concluded that 20 major European banks make a quarter of their profits, or 25 billion euros in low tax jurisdictions.

This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup from Europe’s de facto political capital.

Just two months after its former president joined Goldman Sachs, the European Commission has been caught up in another corporate scandal.

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

A world away from Panama, the sleepy eastern Hungarian village of Komlóska has become a kind of tax haven to survive, eliminating local taxes to bring in more than 100 companies.

UK Prime Minister admits he did not handle the Panama Papers revelation well

Police in El Salvador have raided the local offices of Mossack Fonseca, the company exposed in the Panama Papers leaks. Officials said they were

Protesters in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires have been calling for the country’s president Mauricio Macrito step down after the so-called Panama

The British Prime Minister David Cameron has said he and his wife did own shares in an offshore trust run by his late father. Blairmore Holdings was

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.