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The 13 pages that link to Panama Papers, each with the reason it gives.

• Investigative journalismBroader topic: Cross-border collaboration traced how offshore structures concealed assets and ownership.

• The GuardianRelated: The Guardian collaborated on reporting that exposed offshore financial networks.

• Data journalismBroader topic: Its cross-border analysis of millions of documents became a landmark data-driven investigation.

• Tax havenBroader topic: The leak exposed how intermediaries establish companies in jurisdictions associated with financial secrecy.

• Offshore financial centreBroader topic: The leak exposed how offshore companies and service providers operated across jurisdictions.

• United States invasion of PanamaCompared with: Despite the shared name, this later financial scandal is unrelated to the 1989 invasion.

• Watchdog journalismBroader topic: The cross-border investigation exposed financial secrecy and prompted inquiries in multiple countries.

• Nawaz SharifRelated: The leak prompted the investigation that led to Sharif's 2017 disqualification.

• Süddeutsche ZeitungBroader topic: Süddeutsche Zeitung received the source material and coordinated its analysis with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.

• Guillermo EndaraCompared with: The later scandal concerns Panama’s international reputation, not the political transition Endara led.

• Daphne Caruana GaliziaRelated: Caruana Galizia’s reporting connected Maltese political figures to companies named in the leak.

• Martin BaronRelated: The Washington Post joined the global reporting collaboration under Baron’s editorship.

• PanamaRelated: The leak exposed the international reach and scrutiny of Panama-linked corporate services.