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12 February 2018 Today's Top Story European Union: How Hungarian PM's supporters profit from EU-backed projects
The Guardian (TI mention) The train to nowhere, some dazzlingly expensive street lights and the pipe-fitter turned business mogul who happens to be the prime ministerâs friend. One common thread links them all: Hungaryâs combative leader, Viktor Orbán, and his bête noire, the European Union. Other News Global: In Guam, soccer powerbroker is accused of wielding influence despite ban
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Agence France-Presse Israel: PM rebuffs âridiculousâ report he paid purported crony to follow police
Times of Israel Peru: Peru leader accused of taking bribes through company based at Scots law firm
The Herald Romania: Romanian PM stands by adviser sentenced for corruption
Associated Press South Africa: South Africa: ANC leaders expected to ask President Zuma to resign
BBC News Ukraine: President: Anti-Corruption Court should appear in Ukraine this year
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