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31 May 2017 Today's Top Story Global: US fines Deutsche Bank $41 million for money laundering control lapses
Deutsche Welle Deutsche Bank was fined $41 million (36.6 million euros) by the US Federal Reserve on Tuesday over failures to screen billions of dollars in potentially suspicions transactions. The bank also agreed to improve oversight by senior management and compliance to US banking laws. The fine is the latest in a series of woes for Germany's largest bank. Other News UK: Tony Blair refuses to comment on corruption in Labour government he endorsed
The Independent Azerbaijan: Corruption inquiry at Council of Europe over Azerbaijan
BBC Mexico: Overcrowding, corruption and crime: the hell of Mexican prisons
Times Live Netherlands: Many Dutch MEPs are âvagueâ about what they do with their expenses
Dutch News Nigeria: Corruption in Nigeria: Buhari wants foreign help to return stolen moneyâthese three cases show why
Newsweek (TI mention) China: Former China statistics chief gets life for corruption
US News South Korea: Daughter of Park friend back in South Korea to face corruption probe
The Japan Times
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