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BGH Upholds Asset Seizure in Cum-Ex Case Against Hanno Berger
The German Federal Court of Justice confirmed the confiscation of €1.1 million from Hanno Berger, a key figure in the Cum-Ex scandal, upholding a lower court's ruling in a case that involved the transfer of proceeds to a third party not directly involved in the tax evasion scheme. The decision repre...
BGH Upholds Asset Seizure in Cum-Ex Case Against Hanno Berger
The German Federal Court of Justice confirmed the confiscation of €1.1 million from Hanno Berger, a key figure in the Cum-Ex scandal, upholding a lower court's ruling in a case that involved the transfer of proceeds to a third party not directly involved in the tax evasion scheme. The decision repre...
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48% Bias Score


German Prosecutor Criticizes Government's Response to Tax Fraud
Former chief public prosecutor Anne Brorhilker criticized Germany's slow response to tax fraud, particularly the bureaucracy relief law reducing document retention periods to eight years, hindering investigations into Cum-Cum stock deals starting in early 2026 and urging the incoming finance ministe...
German Prosecutor Criticizes Government's Response to Tax Fraud
Former chief public prosecutor Anne Brorhilker criticized Germany's slow response to tax fraud, particularly the bureaucracy relief law reducing document retention periods to eight years, hindering investigations into Cum-Cum stock deals starting in early 2026 and urging the incoming finance ministe...
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36% Bias Score


Germany's Slow Cum-Ex/Cum-Cum Recovery: Systemic Issues and Call for Reform
Former German prosecutor Brorhilker criticizes the slow recovery of billions of euros lost to Cum-Ex and Cum-Cum tax schemes due to insufficient inter-agency cooperation, lack of specialized expertise, and data stored abroad; she calls for a central authority to combat financial crime.
Germany's Slow Cum-Ex/Cum-Cum Recovery: Systemic Issues and Call for Reform
Former German prosecutor Brorhilker criticizes the slow recovery of billions of euros lost to Cum-Ex and Cum-Cum tax schemes due to insufficient inter-agency cooperation, lack of specialized expertise, and data stored abroad; she calls for a central authority to combat financial crime.
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48% Bias Score


Munich Court Sentences Two in Cum-Ex Trial
A Munich court sentenced two men to five years and three months imprisonment each for Cum-Ex tax evasion, resulting in over €343 million in losses, a small portion of the estimated tens of billions defrauded via this scheme.
Munich Court Sentences Two in Cum-Ex Trial
A Munich court sentenced two men to five years and three months imprisonment each for Cum-Ex tax evasion, resulting in over €343 million in losses, a small portion of the estimated tens of billions defrauded via this scheme.
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44% Bias Score


"Scholz Denies Political Influence in Cum-Ex Tax Evasion Cases, Facing Questions on Memory Lapses"
"German Chancellor Olaf Scholz testified before a parliamentary committee on Friday, denying political influence in tax evasion cases involving Warburg Bank and HSH Nordbank, while acknowledging the seriousness of Cum-Ex and Cum-Cum schemes but citing memory lapses regarding specific details."
"Scholz Denies Political Influence in Cum-Ex Tax Evasion Cases, Facing Questions on Memory Lapses"
"German Chancellor Olaf Scholz testified before a parliamentary committee on Friday, denying political influence in tax evasion cases involving Warburg Bank and HSH Nordbank, while acknowledging the seriousness of Cum-Ex and Cum-Cum schemes but citing memory lapses regarding specific details."
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44% Bias Score


Cum-Ex Trial: Accusations of Prosecutorial Misconduct
The Cum-Ex trial in Bonn begins with the defense leveling serious accusations against the Cologne Public Prosecutor's Office, alleging misconduct and potential falsification of statements.
Cum-Ex Trial: Accusations of Prosecutorial Misconduct
The Cum-Ex trial in Bonn begins with the defense leveling serious accusations against the Cologne Public Prosecutor's Office, alleging misconduct and potential falsification of statements.
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32% Bias Score

Cologne Prosecutor Appeals Lenient Cum-Ex Sentence
The Cologne Public Prosecutor's Office is appealing the one-year and ten-month suspended sentence and €23.6 million fine given to Kai-Uwe Steck for his role in the Cum-Ex tax fraud scheme, which caused €428 million in damages between 2007 and 2011; the appeal renders the verdict not yet legally bind...

Cologne Prosecutor Appeals Lenient Cum-Ex Sentence
The Cologne Public Prosecutor's Office is appealing the one-year and ten-month suspended sentence and €23.6 million fine given to Kai-Uwe Steck for his role in the Cum-Ex tax fraud scheme, which caused €428 million in damages between 2007 and 2011; the appeal renders the verdict not yet legally bind...
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36% Bias Score

Cum-Ex Schemes Continue to Defraud Germany Despite Legal Changes
Former Cologne prosecutor Brorhilker reveals that Cum-Ex schemes, costing Germany at least €10 billion between 2006-2011, persist despite a 2012 law, facilitated by data stored in foreign jurisdictions with weak legal protections; she advocates for a centralized German authority to combat such finan...

Cum-Ex Schemes Continue to Defraud Germany Despite Legal Changes
Former Cologne prosecutor Brorhilker reveals that Cum-Ex schemes, costing Germany at least €10 billion between 2006-2011, persist despite a 2012 law, facilitated by data stored in foreign jurisdictions with weak legal protections; she advocates for a centralized German authority to combat such finan...
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48% Bias Score

Cum-Ex Tax Fraud Continues Despite 2012 Law Changes
Former German Cum-Ex investigator Anne Brorhilker claims that Cum-Ex and Cum-Cum tax fraud schemes, which cost the German government an estimated €38 billion, continue despite a 2012 law change, hindering recovery efforts due to international data transfer and insufficient investigative resources.

Cum-Ex Tax Fraud Continues Despite 2012 Law Changes
Former German Cum-Ex investigator Anne Brorhilker claims that Cum-Ex and Cum-Cum tax fraud schemes, which cost the German government an estimated €38 billion, continue despite a 2012 law change, hindering recovery efforts due to international data transfer and insufficient investigative resources.
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48% Bias Score

Hamburg's Insufficient Staffing Fails to Investigate Millions in Potential Tax Losses
The Hamburg Finance Authority's insufficient staffing, revealed in a parliamentary investigation, failed to properly investigate millions of euros in potential tax losses from HSH Nordbank's Cum-Ex and Cum-Cum transactions; this raises concerns about systemic failures in tax enforcement.

Hamburg's Insufficient Staffing Fails to Investigate Millions in Potential Tax Losses
The Hamburg Finance Authority's insufficient staffing, revealed in a parliamentary investigation, failed to properly investigate millions of euros in potential tax losses from HSH Nordbank's Cum-Ex and Cum-Cum transactions; this raises concerns about systemic failures in tax enforcement.
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52% Bias Score

BGH Doubles Cum-Ex Repayment for Maple Bank Managers to €20 Million
The German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) ordered four former Maple Bank managers to repay roughly €20 million in Cum-Ex tax evasion proceeds, almost double the initial ruling, setting a significant precedent for ongoing investigations involving over 1700 suspects and potentially recovering billions...

BGH Doubles Cum-Ex Repayment for Maple Bank Managers to €20 Million
The German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) ordered four former Maple Bank managers to repay roughly €20 million in Cum-Ex tax evasion proceeds, almost double the initial ruling, setting a significant precedent for ongoing investigations involving over 1700 suspects and potentially recovering billions...
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32% Bias Score
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