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Mossack Fonseca

The Downfall of a Scandalous Firm

Mossack Fonseca's founders are in custody, most of its employees have been sacked, and it is under investigation around the world. The law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers has lost its unique selling proposition: absolute secrecy.

Shedding Light on the Grey Areas

In contrast to previous leaks, experts believe that the Panama Papers actually changed something. read now...

Famed, Fired

Reporting on the Panama Papers has won journalists around the world many prizes – but it has also gotten them into a lot of trouble. This is the painful summary of a year that saw 5000 publications from 400 journalists from 80 countries read now...

Panama Papers Wins Pulitzer Prize

Panama Papers investigation has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting read now...

PANAMA PAPERS

The secrets of dirty money

This is the Leak

2.6 terabytes, 11.5 million documents, and 214,000 shell companies: The Panama Papers are the largest data leak journalists have ever worked with.

What? When? And why? Important questions and answers concerning the Panama Papers and their coverage. read now...

Mossack Fonseca

The Firm

How the German immigrant Jürgen Mossack became an important business partner to the super rich, the famous and the infamous. A journey to the tropical paradise of the secretive offshore world.

What Needs to be Revealed

Even wars and terror groups are financed through offshore companies. These business deals must be brought into the open. read now...

The Life of the Source is in Danger

Why Süddeutsche Zeitung Says "No" To Germany’s Demands For Access To Panama Papers read now...

John Doe’s Manifesto

“John Doe”, the anonymous whistleblower and source of the Panama Papers, has sent the SZ a manifesto. It can be read as an explanation for his actions – and as a call to action. read now...

Panama

Panama’s bear

With his country’s reputation in shambles, Panama’s president came to Germany – the very turf where news of dodgy offshore dealings broke – to turn things around. The story of a showdown.

Turkey

Dangerously close

The Panama Papers show that pro-government business leaders in Turkey use shell companies. When confronted with the accusations, one of them apparently threatened Turkish journalists.

Behind the Scenes

After the revelation: Journalists working on the Project at Süddeutsche Zeitung talk about the Panama Papers.

Russia

Putin’s Rich Friends

There are clues that the Russian president’s innermost circle has access to hundreds of millions of euros. The money trail can be traced to a network of offshore companies.

The cellist and the dead lawyer

The network of offshore-companies around Putin’s friend Sergey Roldugin allegedly has ties to a company that was involved in one of most mysterious criminal cases in Russian history: the Magnitskij-case. read now...

"The Evidence is Strong"

Alexey Navalny is one of most prominent opponents of Putin. We spoke with him about the Panama Papers. read now...

The Kremlin, Panama and SZ

Russia’s president has asserted that US interests are behind the publication of the Panama Papers, and that Goldman Sachs owns the Süddeutsche Zeitung. This is false. read now...

Putin's Propaganda

The Russian president is using classic disinformation. A commentary by Wolfgang Krach, Editor in Chief.

Iceland

A Storm is Coming

A quarter of Iceland's cabinet members held offshore companies - even the current prime minister. Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson is suspected of having been influenced by personal interests in his fight against the banking crisis.

The First Lady's Shell Companies

Icelands president Ólafur Grímsson claimed his wife had no offshore dealings. But now we see: the first lady was connected to two shell companies and five offshore bank accounts. read now...

Syria

Shell Companies: Helping Assad’s War

When a country is looking to evade international sanctions, offshore companies can be a valuable tool. In Syria, such companies have been used in a variety of ways.

FIFA

Playing Both Sides

Why Juan Pedro Damiani, founding member of the FIFA ethics committee, has come under his colleagues' scrutiny. The story of the football association´s king of shell companies.

The Small Kaiser

Investigations against Lionel Messi for tax evasion have been under way for some time. Now his name also shows up in the Panama Papers. His defence strategy takes a page out of Franz Beckenbauer's book. read now...

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CIA

Operation Goldfinger

The Panama Papers revealed that secret agents used Mossack Fonseca for the CIA.

United States

American Fraud

The Panama Papers include dozens of Americans tied to fraud and other financial misconduct.

Wealthy Clients

Cheating, Divorce And Panama Papers

There may be only one thing super-rich men fear more than the tax authorities, and it's a wife gearing up for divorce. Panama has havens for that too.

Middle East

The Kings of the Offshore Business

How the ruling families of the Middle East hide their wealth in offshore companies and secret bank accounts.

Libya

Lost Treasure

Investigators are searching for the assets of the former Libyan dictator Muammar al-Gaddafi. The Panama Papers provide hints.

China

Lawyer Arrested

A Chinese lawyer has been arrested for joking about the Panama Papers.

Mini Putsch

Newer Sealand

In the middle of the North Sea, surrounded by nothing but waves and wind, there stands the smallest self-proclaimed state in the world on two stakes.

Offshore

The Secret World Of Sham Directors

How regular people provide cheap services to offshore clients.

Arts

The Panama Painting

A painting that has been missing for 52 years reappears with the Panama Papers.

Germany

New details on the Siemens affair

While the slush funds that Siemens employees created existed for a longer time than was previously thought, they weren't used for the company's benefit. Former Siemens executives apparently continued to use them years later to serve their own interests.

Enthüllungen in aller Welt

XX Medienpartner recherchieren mit fast 400 Journalisten in den Daten von Mossack Fonseca. Was sie aufdecken - im Überblick.

From the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)

The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) is a global network of more than 190 investigative journalists in more than 65 countries who collaborate on in-depth investigative stories like the Panama Papers.

Victims of Offshore

Behind the Panama Papers are often unseen victims of wrongdoing enabled by this shadowy industry. This is their story. Read now

Celebrities, the Rich, Criminals

Who can be found in the offshore world of Mossack Fonseca – an interactive. Read now

The Panama Papers Key Figures

The ICIJ compiled the most important numbers regarding Mossack Fonseca’s offshore business. Read now

ICIJ

The Panama Papers Reporters

Almost 400 people in 80 countries contributed to the Panama Papers research. Six of them spoke to us about their experience.

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