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...PARTNERSHIP: A SECRET SOCIETY BEGINS TO OPEN...
...countries' offshore bank accounts and hedge funds. At that point, some in the U.S. Treasury became decidedly less enthusiastic. Nonetheless, the OECD developed an agreement restricting bank secrecy - an initiative vetoed by the Bush Administration shortly before Sept. 11. In the aftermath of the attacks, the role of these secret bank accounts in financing terrorism was at last recognized, and thus there has been progress in loosening bank secrecy. Capital market liberalization Perhaps the biggest - and least celebrated - change has been in perspectives on capital market liberalization. Six years ago, the IMF proposed changing its charter to include a requirement...
...Still, intelligence analysts believe al-Qaeda has effectively adapted to the new reality, further dispersing its already diffuse structure. The President's "known leadership" phrase may be telling: Many of the terror plots currently gestating in secret cells all over the world may be being nurtured by operatives not yet on the radar screens of U.S. or allied intelligence. And there's no shortage of new recruits these days from throughout the Muslim world, ready to sacrifice themselves to harm the U.S. Some of the attacks over the past two years appear to have been centrally coordinated across national borders...
...Cornwall. The untrained Frost first took up painting as a World War II prisoner of war after the invasion of Crete and eventually became a member of the Royal Academy of Arts in London. A friend described him to the bbc as "a very noisy person, who said the secret to long life was champagne and Guinness...
...been released and only four days before China’s fourth-generation leadership assumed power. The Chinese regime would not allow a democratic dissident like me to disrupt the change in leadership. This time, however, I was confined to a military prison in a secret location, with two or three soldiers guarding me 24 hours a day in front of my small bed in my tiny, single cell. They constantly reminded me that I was under the dark shadow of China’s totalitarianism...