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India suggests move to choke funding of terror groups - Vimarsana News

India suggests move to choke funding of terror groups

In a bid choke international terror groups of funds, India on Friday proposed a five-pronged approach, including keeping a strict watch on emerging virtual currencies and breaking the backbone of illicit drugs and arms trafficking besides ensuring that the sanctions regime is transparent.

Relief For Pakistan, Russia Sidelined By Anti-Terror Watchdog: 5 Big Updates - Vimarsana News

Relief For Pakistan, Russia Sidelined By Anti-Terror Watchdog: 5 Big Updates

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) today rebuked Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The global terror financing watchdog also took Pakistan off the 'grey list' four years after it was placed on the list for the financing of terrorism.

Source: ndtv.com
FATF most likely to free Pakistan from inglorious 'grey list' - Vimarsana News

FATF most likely to free Pakistan from inglorious 'grey list'

The Paris-based global watchdog on money laundering and terror financing had recently said the "first FATF Plenary under the two-year Singapore presidency of T Raja Kumar will take place on October 20-21" in Paris.

SA unlikely to avoid FATF greylisting deadline - Vimarsana News

SA unlikely to avoid FATF greylisting deadline

The Financial Intelligence Centre has warned Parliament of the urgency in meeting the February deadline, as interested parties complain of inadequate time to make input.

Source: ewn.co.za
Pakistan's duplicity on LeT terrorist Sajid Mir continues: Report - Vimarsana News

Pakistan's duplicity on LeT terrorist Sajid Mir continues: Report

Even after being recognised as a hotspot of terrorism, Pakistan continues to protect Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist Sajid Mir through a maze of red herrings to