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22 February 2018 Today's Top Story Global: Illicit financial flows cost Africa $50 billion a year, states new report
Euractiv Illicit financial flows cost African countries at least $50 billion every year, more than the total sum of development aid the continent receives, according to a new report by the OECD. Other News Global: 'Space for civil society continued to shrink across Europe', report says
euronews France: France 'manipulating' case against businessman sought over Sarkozy allegations: lawyer
Reuters India: Adani mining giant facing renewed claims of $600m fraud in India
The Guardian Latvia: Latvia scrambles to limit bank scandal fallout
Deutsche Welle Russia: Russian media regulator blocks website backed by Khodorkovsky
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty UK: Bitcoin: MPs launch inquiry into digital currencies
BBC News USA: Paul Manafort and Rick Gates are reportedly facing new charges in Mueller probe's money laundering case
CNBC From Transparency International Feature: Corruption Perceptions Index 2017
Voices for Transparency: Panama and money laundering: the long road from paper to practice
Voices for Transparency: Obscure deals and dead-ends: the dark side of Hungarian public procurement
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