International Consortium Of Investigative Journalists

It is reasonable to assume Dublin suffers from the same systemic failings that have been revealed by the FinCEN Files project

The network processed hundreds of millions of US dollars

22-year trading low as Barclays and Deutsche Banks also named in media reports

Financial crime agency leaks contain references to firm set up from Ranelagh house

A labyrinthine network of bank accounts over many years has moved enormous amounts of capital out of Russia and into the West. Some of those accounts began life in Dublin

China’s re-education camps and its persecution of religious organisations rival dystopian fiction

Mesut Özil’s example should be followed by governments across the world

Beijing considers visa restrictions on US diplomats over ‘odious’ response to Xinjiang issue

People in Chinese-Irish associations ‘keep an eye on everyone’ for signs of disloyalty

50-year old Uighur Muslim accused of incitement to ethnic hatred

The savagery that leaps from these cables has no place in the modern world. If increasing our dealings with China involves having to hold our noses to this sort of outrage, then that’s too high a price

Chinese ambassador to Ireland says methods promote ‘prosperity, stability, social harmony’

Chinese government has massive data operation to monitor and police the mostly-Muslim ethnic population of Xinjiang

Mass internment of Uighur people in camps laid bare in leaked documents

Leaks detail treatment of Uighur people held in Xinjiang re-education camps

Leaked documents show African-focused firm chose Indian Ocean island for tax reasons

Hundreds of field-safety corrective action notices issued each year over faulty devices

Global scope of investigation led to higher rate of reform than in comparable analysis

Pelin Ünker found guilty over reports on business activities of Turkey’s former PM

While we were researching the Implant Files, three of the journalists had a medical device implanted – including yours truly

In contrast with new drugs, medical devices are often not screened by way of clinical trials before market approval

Regulator told of acceleration of incidents perhaps linked to medical devices

In excess of 1,000 Irish patients have issued proceedings against DePuy

Charity says corporate tax revenue losses are running at about $100 billion a year globally

'Blacklist or Whitewash' report comes ahead of Ecofin publication of tax haven blacklist

Criticism of Bono inevitable, says guitarist; sometimes band ‘don’t get nearly enough stick’

Offshore firm ensured Revenue trailed banks in queue for repayment

Tech firms lobbied Noonan not to adopt new OECD rules about where they pay tax

Paradise Papers: Lithuanian authorities examining property that U2 front man was a ‘passive investor’ in

Project involves the largest data leak in journalistic history

A village hoped for a better life, Burkina Faso expected more tax revenue

Silencing of Caruana Galizia a threat to type of law-based societies we live in and our freedoms

Daphne Caruana Galizia obituary: born August 26th, 1964; died October 16th, 2017

Many will not see themselves fitting the stereotype of evaders

'Irish Times' journalist recognised for his insightful commentary on Brexit

EU proposal to introduce public registers of company owners opposed by Ireland

Fintan O’Toole and Colm Keena up for prestigious awards

‘Irish Times’ editor Kevin O’Sullivan recommends some notable business stories that resonated with readers in 2016

Job announcements, the Bahamas and property prices also in the news

Former commissioner Neelie Kroes among names revealed in Bahamas leak