Daily Bulletin | 06.11.2017, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 06.11.2017 | 19:30 UTC Business Offshore: The legal and the not so legal The Paradise Papers data release shines a light on the tax activities of politicians and some of the world's richest people. But it appears for now that most of the questions raised are ethical rather than legal. How do tax havens work? 'Paradise Papers' leak – Q&A with Robin Hodess, Transparency International Rich man's paradise: Massive document leak reveals tax haven secrets Paradise Papers expose tax schemes of global elite Paradise Papers — what you need to know Panama Papers report calls out complicit EU countries The benefits of a shell company Germans among those featured in the Paradise Papers The Paradise Papers have shown that many Germans are among those who park their money in tax havens. They may have done so legally, to cover up illegal business deals or simply to benefit from tax avoidance schemes. What's all the fuss about tax avoidance? Panama Papers report calls out complicit EU countries Paradise Papers prompts probe of India's corporates Paradise Papers — what you need to know Paradise Papers expose tax schemes of global elite Offshore: The legal and the not so legal World Paradise Papers prompts probe of India's corporates Crucial financial data leaked from two offshore firms revealing how they help the global rich and powerful move their money abroad have featured names of hundreds of Indians, stirring a renewed debate about tax fraud. 'Paradise Papers' leak – Q&A with Robin Hodess, Transparency International India's launches ambitious tax reform Paradise Papers expose tax schemes of global elite Paradise Papers — what you need to know Offshore: The legal and the not so legal Was Indian PM Modi's demonetization move a failure? How have India and Pakistan fared economically since partition? Fiji Fiji sees threat of coming climate exodus The South Pacific island state of Kiribati is in danger of disappearing into the sea. Its government decided to buy land in Fiji to protect its residents from rising sea levels. Bastian Hartig paid a visit. COP23 – Fiji wants the world to listen Staying afloat: How island nations are tackling climate change How will accelerated ocean warming affect the planet? COP23: What's at stake? Struggling to save Fiji's marine wealth Climate conference the 23rd: Bigger, greener ... better? Fiji safe from cyclones this season - but what about next? Climate change: A catalyst for conflict African ranchers seeking new pastures after traditional grazing lands have dried up are coming into conflict with farmers. In some areas, lands previously herded are being planted by farmers. Lobbying behind the scenes at UN climate talks? Climate change burden unfairly borne by world's poorest countries 'Climate change allows terrorists to thrive' Conflict as Lake Chad vanishes Devin Patrick Kelley: Who was the Texas shooter? US authorities identified the Texas church shooter as the 26-year-old Devin Patrick Kelley, an Air Force veteran discharged for beating his wife and child. He attacked the church where his in-laws were known to worship. Texas shooting – deranged individual or guns situation? Jenny Hoff, reporter in Austin, on Texas church shooting Texas church shooting leaves at least 26 dead German weapons firms find lucrative market in United States After Las Vegas shooting, NRA calls for legal review of bump stocks 8 facts about gun control in the US Environment COP23: US absence felt on first day of UN climate summit As the 23rd annual UN climate conference kicks off in Bonn, people are already jostling to fill the climate power vacuum left by a retreating United States. COP23 – The South Pacific has come to Bonn Cities, businesses aim to fill Trump climate void COP23: What's at stake? Trump threat to Paris climate pact casts shadow over Bonn talks COP23: Why Trump can't kill the climate deal Climate conference the 23rd: Bigger, greener ... better? COP23: High time to curb emissions as 2017 to become hottest year on record Opinion: Heed the cries for help from Fiji COP23: the price tag for climate change Fiji sees threat of coming climate exodus Climate change is happening — but it's not game-over yet News Texas church shooting leaves at least 26 dead A lone gunman opened fire inside a Baptist church in the US state of Texas, killing more than two dozen people, including the 14-year-old daughter of the church's pastor. The shooter was found dead in his vehicle. Jenny Hoff, reporter in Austin, on Texas church shooting Texas shooting – deranged individual or guns situation? 8 facts about gun control in the US German weapons firms find lucrative market in United States After Las Vegas shooting, NRA calls for legal review of bump stocks Devin Patrick Kelley: Who was the Texas shooter? Sports DFB part ways with VAR project manager Hellmut Krug The German football association (DFB) have announced that Hellmut Krug will no longer act as VAR project manager and cease his supervisory role at the league's Control Centre in Cologne. VAR, secret instructions and gagging orders: the Bundesliga's refereeing controversy DFB boss Reinhard Grindel says 'secret' changes to VAR rules not approved by him Player power boosted by new FIFA contract rules A new "wide-ranging" agreement between FIFA and FIFPro aimed at protecting the rights of professional players was announced on Monday. Robben's lasting legacy at Bayern Arjen Robben's goal against Borussia Dortmund made him the club's top foreign scorer of all time. The Dutchman's record-breaking feats with Bayern prove that he's more than just a master of the cut-and-curl. Matchday Moment #11: Robben's goal Clinical Bayern Munich brush aside wasteful Borussia Dortmund in Der Klassiker Bayern fans wait for final Champions League whistle before celebrating in London Newsletters & Co. Nico's Weg – German made easy Using this innovative German E-learning course, beginners are sure to advance quickly. At a desktop or on a smartphone, Nico's Weg will help everyone learning German reach their destination.   © Deutsche Welle 2017