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Investigation expected to focus on deaths of civilians in Gaza Strip and Israel during 2014 war
Government faces complaints that measures have too many loopholes or put country’s business at a disadvantage
Turkish leader’s ‘action plan’ includes renewed effort to meet EU membership criteria
A month after the military seized power, the situation in the country is deteriorating
Firm run by Howard Lutnick says it has started proceedings against two former associates
Businesses and governments should take the lead in rooting out abuses
Green energy supplier takes top spot and London remains the city with the most high-growth businesses
Former French president found guilty of influence peddling over contacts with judge
Pressure on Sebastian Kurz as Council of Europe cites ‘globally unsatisfactory’ progress
Some lawmakers call for boycott of winter Olympics in Beijing over its policies in Xinjiang
Philosophical agonising is irrelevant unless the system is useful in practice
The post-pandemic economic recovery will be healthier if world leaders crack down on illicit flows of money
Directive comes as police and soldiers fire live ammunition at crowds, leaving 18 dead.
Nirav Modi at centre of alleged $2bn fraud that rocked Punjab National Bank 3 years ago
We have a written but not legally binding agreement
Ruling under international law makes legal history and campaigners hope other members of Assad regime will be prosecuted
The NY Attorney-General’s ruling on Tether and Bitfinex stands to destabilise the way dollars flow into the bitcoin value system. But Bitcoin’s meme warriors are buffering up their defences.
Rush to prosecute supporters of Alexei Navalny highlights problems in judicial system
Most dramatic moment in long-running corruption probe lies ahead with defiant former president under pressure
Violations happening on ‘industrial scale’, foreign secretary will tell human rights council
Violence marks deadliest single day since military seized power in coup earlier this month
Chinese company wanted documents from bank to bolster its fight against US extradition of Meng Wanzhou
Victims condemn decision that follows legal complaint by two former ministers charged in the probe
Prosecutors’ raid on house of finance minister puts chancellor Sebastian Kurz’s party on back foot
Tribunal rules Tom Martin was wrongfully sacked after complaint by US Department of Justice
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