Massive Panama Papers leak links offshore money to global leaders
A vast leak from Mossack Fonseca exposes offshore networks tied to 72 current or former heads of state and associates of Putin. The cache, covering 1970s to 2016, implicates leaders from Mubarak to Gaddafi, Assad, and a Russian bank, with Icelandic PM Gunnlaugsson named for offshore ownership and undisclosed assets. Mossack Fonseca denies illegal activity.
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Man Not Too Late for Third Party Bid for White House
Analysis explores a possible path for a third party candidate to enter the U S presidential race. Scenarios include ballot access, fusion coalitions, and caucus momentum, with emphasis on legal hurdles and strategic timing.
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Migrant Rush Shrinks as Lesbos Faces EU Turkey Deal
Lesbos traders fear loss of a migrant driven business surge after EU Turkey agreement aims to return most arrivals to Turkey. Foot access limits, and a drop from 2000 6000 daily crossings to about 300 now, threatens food stalls and lodging revenue once buoyed by refugees in the Moria camp turning to detention.
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Zipline Drone Rush Aims for Africa Medical Deliveries
Zipline, a Bay Area startup backed by Jerry Yang and Paul Allen, plans long range drone flights to Rwanda starting July to shuttle blood and vital medicines to remote clinics. The system uses parachute drops into planned zones launched by catapult, skipping on-site landings. Sequoia Capital’s Alfred Lin notes the mission centers on using machines to save lives.
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