View Panama Papers: 5 years on, EU still failing to tackle tax abuse | View Much more is needed if the EU is to take effective action to address the problems highlighted 5 years ago by the Panama Papers, says Action Aid's Anders Dahlbeck 02/04/2021
Luxembourg Luxembourg rejects new tax haven claims A year-long investigation by sixteen media outlets combed through four billion publicly-available documents found that a third of companies in Luxembourg are holdings that allow for favourable tax treatment. 08/02/2021
View The restitution of ill-gotten gains should be a French - and European - priority ǀ View 19/04/2019
Sport Cristiano Ronaldo accused of using offshore firms in Luxembourg and Jersey Documents provided to the German magazine Der Spiegel suggest that the Real Madrid player operated a holding in Luxembourg and a trust in Jersey in 2015. 21/04/2018
brussels bureau The Brief: Counterterrorism and tax havens This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital. 05/12/2017
world news US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross denies wrongdoing after Paradise Papers leak. The New York Times has accused US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross of having ties to Putin-linked firm 06/11/2017
brussels bureau Brief from Brussels: Belgium-Spain rift over Catalonia In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: the fallout of the Catalonia crisis strains relations between Belgium and Spain; and EU finance ministers 06/11/2017
brussels bureau EU discusses tax haven blacklist 'Paradise Papers' leaks believed to have brought forward discussions 06/11/2017
United Kingdom Paradise Papers: Jeremy Corbyn suggests Queen should apologise Paradise Papers: UK's opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn has implied that Queen Elizabeth II should apologise after investing millions offshore. 06/11/2017
USA US commerce secretary's links to Putin's circle exposed Leaked documents obtained bc NBC News indicate Wilbur Ross did not reveal business dealings with senior Russian figures. 05/11/2017
world news Use of tax havens by European banks revealed Oxfam concluded that 20 major European banks make a quarter of their profits, or 25 billion euros in low tax jurisdictions. 27/03/2017
brussels bureau The Brief from Brussels: ex-EU commissioner under fire over corporate links 22/09/2016
