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Despite foreign pressure Panama has dragged its feet on exchanging financial information with other countries

In wake of "Panama Paper" leak, legal probe may be launched against the govt

The ICIJ report details billions of dollars of shadowy financial transactions moved through numerous offshore accounts

Politicians, sports stars, celebrities -- many were named in the 11 million pages of documents

Johnson had estimated Tesla could take 250,000-300,000 orders for the car by the end of June

Some 3.8 million voters are eligible to cast their ballots in eastern West Bengal

Names also figuring in the leak included the king of Saudi Arabia and the prime minister of Pakistan, ICIJ says

Sign MoU to share intelligence on money laundering and terror financing

Jasim Khadijah "was an ISIL member and former Iraqi officer", a spokesperson said

Amtrak said train was en route from New York to Savannah when it struck backhoe on tracks south of Philadelphia

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group however said fighting was still raging in Homs province

Turnbull said regional power Australia, a US ally, was "opposed to the further proliferation of nuclear weapons"

There were no immediate reports of damage

The economic impact of a 'Brexit' is one of the key issues for voters ahead of a referendum

Seizure is biggest since 2013 when police found 260 kilograms of heroin hidden in shipping container from Pakistan

Thailand has the world's second most dangerous roads in terms of per capita deaths

The man stood next to the exit door of the aircraft and recited the end of the call to prayer

Turkey, which has close cultural and linguistic ties with Azerbaijan, is a key ally of Baku

Media reports last week said the priest was killed by Islamic State militants on Good Friday

Four al Qaeda gunmen shot students dead in their dormitories and executed scores more in a hall of residence

Queensland state govt says Aus$21.7 billion project to build one of the world's biggest mines was awarded three...

Company chiefs had sent staff a memo informing that female staff would be required to wear trousers during the flight

Trump vowed in the interview to wipe out the more than $19 trillion national debt 'over a period of eight years'

Clinton, as the Democratic front-runner, is more and more taking aim at both Trump and US Senator Ted Cruz of Texas

Australia said that more than 95,000 square kilometers of a 120,000 square kilometer target zone had been searched

At least 19 people were murdered in and around Marseilles last year, compared to 18 in 2014 and 17 in 2014

Amnesty International accused Turkey of illegally forcing groups of some one hundred Syrians a day to return home

The key travel hub has been closed since two men blew themselves up in the departure hall on March 22

At least 250,000 Syrian children are living under siege across Syria, with many forced to eat animal feed

Islamabad commits to N-security; makes case for inclusion in export regimes

One can only hope that the new & improved Myanmar will also provide justice & equal rights for its minorities as well

US official said additional troops would be used to bolster US special forces sent to Syria several months ago

Azerbaijan 12 of its soldiers were killed and a helicopter downed by Armenian forces

Pictures circulated on social media showing plumes of black smoke billowing from the construction site

When contacted by AFP on the topic, Amazon declined to comment

The Republican presidential frontrunner earlier said women who have illegal abortions should be punished

India is keen to take advantage of low crude prices by signing overseas deals to meet its growing demand

A male stork flies thousands of miles every year to join his handicapped mate from his winter home in South Africa

Research finds those with larger waist circumferences are more likely to have problems with the heart's left ventricle

Buoyed by the high court order, a group of 30 women activists tried to enter the shrine of Shani Shingnapur temple

Arrested employees are expected to appear in court where public prosecutor will outline initial charges against them

South Africa's top court ruled the president acted dishonestly over improper state spending at his private home

The development is part of a joint investigation by France and Belgium, says prosecutor

The military on Friday said 24 of the victims were civilians, including three children

Family was asked to leave plane after they requested an additional strap for their youngest daughter's booster seat

Bishop told reporters in Washington that "a strong UK as part of the European Union would be in Australia's interests"

The high court said government should ensure that women are not prevented from entering any Hindu place of worship

Captain Simratpal Singh received the accommodation in a memorandum from Assistant Army Secretary Debra Wada

Bahrain's foreign minister says ties between Bahrain and Washington remain strong

The quake struck at 0550 GMT Saturday