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August 15, 2017

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G20 Ministers Focus on Tax Evasion, Stimulus Measures

Central Bank chief Elvira Nabiullina and Australian Treasurer Chris Bowen attending a G20 meeting Saturday. The fight against tax evasion by multinational corporations and measures to ensure recovery amid the global economic turbulence came into the limelight at the two-day meeting of Group of 20 finance ministers that finished in Moscow on Saturday. Finance ministers and central bank governors of the world's 20 biggest economies agreed to focus on boosting employment and economic growth and continue the policy of monetary support where needed, according to the closing communique from the meeting. "The global economy remains too weak and its recovery is still fragile and uneven. Unemployment remains excessively high in many countries," the communique said. "Strengthening growth and creating jobs remain our priority, and we are fully commit...

Roman Catholics attend mass in Rio for World Youth Day

Around 400,000 Roman Catholics have joined a ceremony on Copacabana Beach in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro to mark the opening of World Youth Day. The highlight of the festival will be a visit on Thursday by Pope Francis. The Pope arrived in Brazil on Monday, making his first trip abroad since becoming head of the Roman Catholic Church. His visit is taking place under tight security, after weeks of protests against the government and corruption. Tuesday's evening Mass at Copacabana Beach was led by Rio's Archbishop Orani Joao Tempesta. He welcomed pilgrims to the five-day festival, which is expected to draw about 1.5 million people from around the world. The Pope, who is from neighbouring Argentina, had no public events scheduled for Tuesday and spent time at a private residence. He is expected to greet large crowds at Copacabana on Thursday. There was transport chaos shortly before the e...

Tulisa 'upset' after vandal keys insult sl*t into her car

She might have had a difficult year, but there's no denying that Tulisa has been taking it all in her stride. But the latest attack on the singer might be one step too far as she's reportedly fuming after the word 'sl*t' was keyed into the side of her £100k Audi. According to reports, the 25-year-old singer returned to her London home this week to find the damage done to her costly car, before having it towed away. Car attack: Someone has reportedly keyed the word 'sl*t' into the bodywork of Tulisa's £100k Audi 'Tulisa thinks she knows who was behind the damage to her car. As soon as she found out she had it towed away to get it sorted, but it has upset her,' The singer was forced to remove the car from the road and have it taken away for bodywork repairs. 'Between this latest incident and all the abuse she gets on Twitter, she's starting to feel like the whole world's against her,' they added. ...

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