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US tells banks to flag suspected Iranian money-laundering networks
ACTU
12.05.2026

US tells banks to flag suspected Iranian money-laundering networks

The Treasury Department wants US banks and other financial institutions to monitor for suspected Iranian money-laundering networks that use their funds to smuggle sanctioned oil through shell companies and cryptocurrency networks. The move, which effectively deputises the global financial system to help disrupt Iran’s sanctions-evasion infrastructure, comes as the US and Iran reached another impasse over how to end their war while their ceasefire has grown increasingly shaky. US President Donald...

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US Treasury Department tells banks to flag suspected Iranian money-laundering networks
ACTU
11.05.2026

US Treasury Department tells banks to flag suspected Iranian money-laundering networks

The Treasury Department wants US banks and other financial institutions to monitor for suspected Iranian money-laundering networks that use their funds to smuggle sanctioned oil through shell companies and cryptocurrency networks. The move, which effectively deputises the global financial system to help disrupt Iran’s sanctions-evasion infrastructure, comes as the US and Iran reached another impasse over how to end their war while their ceasefire has grown increasingly shaky. US President Donald...

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Reform UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice Allegedly Failed to Pay £100k Corporation Tax
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Politique·19.04.2026Résumé IA

Reform UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice Allegedly Failed to Pay £100k Corporation Tax

Richard Tice, deputy leader of Reform UK, allegedly failed to pay almost £100,000 in corporation tax through four shell companies between 2020-2022, with his investment company Tisun Investments Ltd transferring £1.113m to Reform UK during that period. The Sunday Times reported the companies were set up to receive dividends from Tice's property investment firm. Tice acknowledged potential errors and stated he would pay what is owed. Labour party chair Anna Turley called for Nigel Farage to explain why Tice remains deputy leader.

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Guardian UK