Wednesday’s Top Stories

March 17, 2010

By EJ Fagan

EJ Fagan is the New Media / Advocacy Coordinator for the Task Force on Financial Integrity & Economic Development in Washington, DC. He holds the same position with Global Financial Integrity.

Senate takes on double tax agreements
World Radio Switzerland, March 17, 2010

UBS: Offshore probes in Britain, Canada, Australia
The Associated Press, March 16, 2010

Government tracking bank transactions of terrorists
Sify (India), March 16, 2010

U.S. Senate Almost Finished With Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act
Tax Analysts, March 17, 2010

Levin Says Deferral Can Wait but Targets Tax Havens, Bush Tax Cuts
Tax Analysts, March 17, 2010

Somalia’s President Assails U.N. Report on Corruption
The New York Times, March 16, 2010

Eastern European mafia is well-connected in the West, says leading expert
Deutsche Welle, March 17, 2010

UK halts school aid to Kenyan gov’t over fraud
The Associated Press, March 16, 2010

Africa: Scourge of ‘Quiet Corruption’
AllAfrica.com, March 17, 2010

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