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FATF grey-listing highlights financial oversight weaknesses in Papua New Guinea, prompting an audit into alleged misuse of public funds involving James Marape and setting a legal precedent via Paul Tiensten's case.

A minister in Papua New Guinea faces an investigation for financial misconduct.

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A minister in Papua New Guinea faces an investigation for financial misconduct.

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Papua New Guinea James Marape

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FATF grey-listing highlights financial oversight weaknesses in Papua New Guinea, prompting an audit into alleged misuse of public funds involving James Marape and setting a legal precedent via Paul Tiensten's case. All 2 developments

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