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Newsline 06.11.2017 | 17:15 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 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? Zimbabwe Zimbabwe's Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa sacked President Robert Mugabe's deputy and longtime ally Emmerson Mnangagwa has been fired. First Lady Grace Mugabe, who had called for him to go, is now a step closer to becoming the next vice president. Zimbabweans stock up on essentials amid fears of hyperinflation WHO rescinds Mugabe appointment as 'goodwill ambassador' Mugabe celebrates 93rd birthday with extravagant party Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe confirmed as ruling party candidate for 2018 Clues to successor as Mugabe names vice president Trump's 24 hours in South Korea - North Korea, trade high on agenda Donald Trump's first official visit to South Korea is an indicator of how the decades-old alliance between Washington and Seoul will shape up in the near future. The US leader sharply divides public opinion in the South. Trump on N. Korea: 'The era of strategic patience is over' Trump in Asia: Challenged by the dos and don'ts North Korea: US, Japan agree that 'all options' are on the table Trump's Japan trip a 'symbolic show of solidarity' South Koreans to protest against 'war maniac' Trump Trump's five-country Asia trip begins, Putin meeting confirmed In Asia, Donald Trump must act as US explainer-in-chief News Kenya election: Petition filed challenging Kenyatta victory An ex-politician has filed a petition at the Kenyan Supreme Court challenging President Uhuru Kenyatta's victory in last month's election. The move is just the latest legal battle in a drawn-out process. Kenyatta declared winner of disputed poll Kenya: President Uhuru Kenyatta won low turnout election by landslide, say officials In Kenya, politics split on ethnic divide Kenya opposition leader Raila Odinga withdraws from presidential election Kenya court annuls presidential election result Kurdish independence referendum: Iraq court rejects result Iraq's Supreme Court has ruled that the constitution does not allow any region to secede. The declaration comes a month after the northern Kurdish region overwhelmingly voted for independence in a disputed referendum. Leader of Iraqi Kurdistan to step down Dreaming of an independent Kurdistan Kurdish offer to Baghdad: Freeze independence referendum results, ceasefire and dialogue Iraqi Kurdistan President Masoud Barzani to step down Iraq 'not interested' in reaching deal, say Kurds Kurds pursuit of an independent sovereign nation Iraq sweeps up more territories as Kurds quarrel amongst themselves Kirkuk: What you need to know about the Kurdish-Iraqi dispute Iraq's Kurds vote 'yes' to independent state in referendum – official results Borussia Dortmund bus bomb suspect may have planned more attacks German prosecutors believe the suspect in the bombing of the Borussia Dortmund team bus also researched other potential targets, according to Der Spiegel. A picture of a cold-blooded criminal is beginning to emerge. Dortmund bus explosion injures team athlete Prosecutors bring charges against Borussia Dortmund bus bombing suspect Dortmund bomb attack victim Bartra returns to training Alleged BVB bomber denies attack on Dortmund soccer team bus Dortmund's Kagawa opens up about bus attack on blog 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