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With the European Union’s (“EU”) focus on strengthening its rules to prevent money laundering and terrorism financing, Ireland recently joined the ranks of member states who incorporated the EU’s financial crime regulations into domestic law. Ireland’s legislation,
The Criminal Justice (Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) (Amendment) Bill, strengthens existing anti-money laundering legislation and gives effect to the EU’s 5
th Anti-Money Laundering Directive.
The EU’s 5
th Anti-Money Laundering Directive, among other things, seeks to (i) improve transparency on the real owners of companies; (ii) extend anti-money laundering and counter terrorism financing rules to virtual currencies, tax related services, and traders in works of art; and (iii) enhance the powers of EU Financial Intelligence Units and facilitate their cooperation. Given the public, private, and governmental interest in virtual curre
Posted on April 13th, 2021
By Charles S.Perera
Sajith
Premadasa contested the Presidential election from the UNP led coalition of
political parties. The Yahapalanaya Government was then in place with a
majority. When Sajith Premadasa was defeated at the polls and
Gotabhaya Rajapaksa won the Presidential election with 69 lakh of popular
votes, Sajith Premadasa if he was a wise man, should have suggested
dissolving the Yahapalanaya government inorder to allow the new President
Gotabhaya Rajapaksa to form a caretaker government.
But
Sajith Premadasa was undemocratic, full of anger and jealousy that he lost.
Therefore he took the opportunity to make it difficult for the newly
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Polling peaceful in all five states, high voter turnout seals parties destiny THE ASIAN AGE.
Updated : Apr 7, 2021, 9:12 am IST
Voting was held in 1.5 lakh polling stations across 475 Assembly seats in the four states and the Union territory of Puducherry
Voters stand in a line to cast their vote outside a polling station during Tamil Nadu state legislative election in Chennai on April 6, 2021. (Arun SANKAR / AFP)
New Delhi: Barring few incidents of violence in West Bengal’s Phase 3 vote, polling in that state as well as in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and for the third phase in Assam were held peacefully, the Election Commission said on Tuesday evening.
Polling Ends in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Assam & West Bengal
Polling conducted in 1,53,538 Booths spread across 475 Assembly Constituencies along with the states of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry & for 3rd phase of Assam & WB.
Polling was conducted peacefully in 1,53,538 Polling Stations
spread across 475 Assembly Constituencies
today, in the states of Kerala, Tamil Nadu,Puducherry and for the third phase of Assam and WestBengal. The number of Polling Stations has increased in view of the fact that the number of voters per polling station has been reduced from 1500 to 1000 keeping social distancing norms in view.
Details of Electors, Polling stations & Observers in the poll are as follows: