Ketanji Brown Jackson, the judge who shattered the glass ceiling in the US
The first Black woman who will sit on the Supreme Court studied at a public high school and worked as a public defender
ICIJ reveals more than 800 Russians behind secret companies in landmark expansion of public offshore database
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The Offshore Leaks Database spotlights vital new information on the covert financial activities of oligarchs, bankers and politicians as waves of Western sanctions target Putin loyalists
An oligarch’s nephew, a tattoo artist and $700 million in secret transfers traced to a Putin ally
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A web of shell companies tied to Suleiman Kerimov and a flawed bank warning system point to challenges Western governments face in the hunt for Kremlin-linked money
The oligarch’s accountants: How PwC helped Russian steel baron grow his offshore empire
The Pandora Papers spotlight Alexei Mordashov’s relationship with the world’s second largest accounting firm
Russian bankers shuffled wealth offshore long before latest sanctions, Pandora Papers show
Amid rounds of Western sanctions since 2014, executives at five of Russia’s biggest financial institutions safeguarded hundreds of millions in assets and invested in luxury properties
The rape confession that is undermining Pablo Neruda’s legacy
The foundation that runs the Chilean poet’s museum-houses said these might have to shut down due to lack of funds. The pandemic is partly the cause, but also a feminist reassessment of the Nobel Prize winner’s life and works
The best 20 beaches in the world, according to Tripadvisor
The Caribbean Grace Bay, on the island of Providenciales, tops the list, while Playa del Muro in Spain’s Mallorca comes in at number 17
The Ukraine war as of April 13: Russia prepares to intensify Donbas offensive
Moscow continued its attacks in the areas of Severodonetsk, Izyum, Mariupol and Kherson while it worked on ironing out logistical issues and reconstituting the forces it withdrew from Kyiv
Peter Singer: ‘Consciousness isn’t exclusive to humans, or even to primates’
Half a century ago, the Australian thinker was known as the radical philosopher of animal liberation. Now, his theories have changed legislation around the world, and he is publishing two new books in Spanish