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25 September 2017 Today's Top Story Global: Big Chinese cash bets put Vancouver casino in laundering probe
Bloomberg A casino south of Vancouver favored by wealthy Asian gamblers is under scrutiny for potential money laundering as large amounts of cash flow through the Pacific Coast cityâs thriving real estate and gaming industries. The British Columbia government released on Friday a previously confidential July 2016 report that had investigated the River Rock Casino Resort after it accepted C$13.5 million ($11 million) in C$20 bills in just one month. Other News China: One of Chinaâs 100 most wanted corruption fugitives gives himself up
Reuters Israel: Corruption? Shmorruption! Polls show Israelis donât care
The Jerusalem Post Mauritius: Mauritian whistle-blower drops claims against attorney general
Bloomberg Pakistan: Ex-PM sharif returns to Pakistan ahead of corruption court appearance
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Vietnam: Trinh Xuan Thanh: corrupt tycoon or liberal reformist?
The Diplomat Blog/Opinion Global: Surviving crisis: UN campaign to fight corruption in Guatemala has global implications
The Conversation Indonesia: Editorial: Making corrupt leaders pay
The Jakarta Post From Transparency International News Feature: Sustainable Development Goals turn two: time to ensure justice for all
News Feature: 3 things we've learned with the Anti-Corruption Summit in London 2016
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