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5 July 2017 Today's Top Story European Union: EU backs tax clampdown on Google, Apple
MarketWatch European Union lawmakers backed new rules that would force large multinational companies operating within the bloc to give detailed information on where profits are made to prevent them from reducing tax bills. Other News Global: French prosecutor seeks jail, huge fine for Equatorial Guinea leader's son
Reuters Germany: German investigators in possession of Panama Papers, aim to prosecute tax cheats
Deutsche Welle Ghana: Anti-corruption groups want probe into Parliamentary bribery allegations
GhanaWeb (TI mention) Mexico: Companies forced to budget for bribes, according to new study
OCCRP Macedonia: Macedonian court orders seizure of conservative leaders' passports in wiretapping case
Radio Free Europe New Zealand: Kiwis fear calling out fraud at work
Newshub South Africa: KPMG explanation of Gupta wedding audit 'unconvincing and inadequate': Corruption Watch
eNCA (TI mention) Blog/Opinion Indonesia: EDITORIAL: Combating money laundering
The Jakarta Post From Transparency International Feature (5 July update): On trial for corruption: Teodoro Obiang, son of the president of Equatorial Guinea
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