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Stash your cash in Switzerland? US and Europe push to make it harder.

A Spanish court ruling and investigations spurred by whistleblowers are aimed at scaring tax evaders and raising revenue. One watchdog's list could lead to some 300 billion euros in tax havens.

Stefan Karlsson Germany's declining population gets sudden immigration boost

The 25 best movie musicals of all time

Opinion Reminder from Boston Marathon bombings: A need to integrate immigrant children

San Diego 2024 Olympics in Tijuana? How a cross-border Games could work.

Opinion Immigration reform needs flexibility on work visas

How European Catholics see Pope Francis

Youth villages give Israeli immigrant children a place to belong

What is International Women’s Day? (+video)

From wooden skis to Olympic hopefuls: Why Pakistan's Air Force is training skiiers

India launches asteroid-hunting spacecraft, tiny telescopes

Ikea: Horse meat found in Swedish meatballs

Bulgarian government resigns after nationwide protests

Global News Blog Pope Benedict's legacy: More influential than Pope John Paul II?

A royal family that believes in retirement? Dutch Queen Beatrix to abdicate

Lego Racism? Muslim Turks complain about Jabba the Hut

Eurozone unemployment reached record high in November

Teacher inherits $7 million in gold coins from reclusive cousin

Loner leaves $7.4 million in gold coins to long-lost cousin

U.N. votes to upgrade Palestine's status

Europeans bolster Palestinian bid at the UN (+video)

Planeloads of Syrian currency exposed, but does the Kremlin care?

Baby box ban: Why the UN wants to ban the practice

Stefan Karlsson Six types of European economic trends

Latin America Monitor Pimples at the polls: Argentina tries to lower voting age to 16