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KOSOVO-EURO/COUNTERFEIT
RTSNZED2 
September 19, 2023 
Experts at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspect fake 2 euro coins, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023.... 
Pristina, Kosovo 
Kosovo’s second currency: fake euro coins 
Experts at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspect fake 2 euro coins, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
KOSOVO-EURO/COUNTERFEIT
RTSNZEA1 
September 19, 2023 
An expert at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspects fake 2 euro coins, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19,... 
Pristina, Kosovo 
Kosovo’s second currency: fake euro coins 
An expert at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspects fake 2 euro coins, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
KOSOVO-EURO/COUNTERFEIT
RTSNZEA0 
September 19, 2023 
Experts at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspect 2 euro fake coins, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023.... 
Pristina, Kosovo 
Kosovo’s second currency: fake euro coins 
Experts at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspect 2 euro fake coins, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
KOSOVO-EURO/COUNTERFEIT
RTSNZE9X 
September 19, 2023 
View of fake 2 euro coins in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
Pristina, Kosovo 
Kosovo’s second currency: fake euro coins 
View of fake 2 euro coins in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
KOSOVO-EURO/COUNTERFEIT
RTSNZE9Z 
September 19, 2023 
View of a fake 2 euro coin in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
Pristina, Kosovo 
Kosovo’s second currency: fake euro coins 
View of a fake 2 euro coin in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
KOSOVO-EURO/COUNTERFEIT
RTSNZE9W 
September 19, 2023 
Experts at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspect fake 2 euro coins, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023.... 
Pristina, Kosovo 
Kosovo’s second currency: fake euro coins 
Experts at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspect fake 2 euro coins, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
KOSOVO-EURO/COUNTERFEIT
RTSNZE9Y 
September 19, 2023 
An expert at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspects a fake 2 euro coin, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19,... 
Pristina, Kosovo 
Kosovo’s second currency: fake euro coins 
An expert at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspects a fake 2 euro coin, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
KOSOVO-EURO/COUNTERFEIT
RTSNZE9U 
September 19, 2023 
View of fake 2 euro coins in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
Pristina, Kosovo 
Kosovo’s second currency: fake euro coins 
View of fake 2 euro coins in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
KOSOVO-EURO/COUNTERFEIT
RTSNZE9V 
September 19, 2023 
An expert at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspects fake 2 euro coins, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19,... 
Pristina, Kosovo 
Kosovo’s second currency: fake euro coins 
An expert at the Kosovo Forensic Agency inspects fake 2 euro coins, in Pristina, Kosovo, September 19, 2023. REUTERS/Laura Hasani 
GERMANY-POLITICS/GIRLSDAY
RTSIIWEH 
April 26, 2023 
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz inspects a counterfeit 50 euro note next to a real one with a student as... 
Berlin, Germany 
German Chancellor Scholz inspects counterfeit 50 euro note in Berlin 
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz inspects a counterfeit 50 euro note next to a real one with a student as he visits the stand of the Federal Police during the annual Girls' Day event at the Chancellery in Berlin, Germany April 26, 2023. Odd Andersen/Pool via REUTERS 
THAILAND-ECONOMY/
RTSFJUH7 
January 26, 2023 
A bank employee compares between a counterfeit U.S. dollar note (bottom) and a U.S. dollar note (top)... 
Bangkok, Thailand 
A bank employee compares between a counterfeit U.S. dollar note (bottom) and a U.S. dollar note (top)... 
A bank employee compares between a counterfeit U.S. dollar note (bottom) and a U.S. dollar note (top) at a Kasikornbank in Bangkok, Thailand, January 26, 2023. REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha 
HOLIDAY-SHOPPING/RETAIL
RTSDD9E0 
November 20, 2022 
A person browses counterfeit luxury hand bags in New York City, New York, U.S., November 20, 2022. REUTERS/David... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
A person browses counterfeit luxury hand bags 
A person browses counterfeit luxury hand bags in New York City, New York, U.S., November 20, 2022. REUTERS/David Dee Delgado 
USA-NUCLEARPOWER/COUNTERFEIT
RTS5CKXF 
February 10, 2022 
The logo of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission is shown on the podium during a public meeting hosted... 
Carlsbad, UNITED STATES 
The logo of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission is shown on the podium at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating... 
The logo of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission is shown on the podium during a public meeting hosted by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission to discuss issues surrounding the decommissioning of the reactors at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station in Carlsbad, California September 26, 2013. REUTERS/Mike Blake (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENERGY BUSINESS LOGO) 
USA-RACE/GEORGEFLOYD
RTXB1675 
March 31, 2021 
Cup Foods store employee Christopher Martin speaks as a witness about George Floyd paying with counterfeit... 
Minneapolis, UNITED STATES 
Murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin 
Cup Foods store employee Christopher Martin speaks as a witness about George Floyd paying with counterfeit $20 bills, as a store surveillance video of Floyd counting money plays on a screen, on the third day of the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin for second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. March 31, 2021 in this courtroom sketch from a video feed of the proceedings. REUTERS/Jane Rosenberg 
USA-RACE/GEORGEFLOYD
RTXB1676 
March 31, 2021 
Cup Foods store employee Christopher Martin speaks as a witness about George Floyd paying with counterfeit... 
Minneapolis, UNITED STATES 
Murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin 
Cup Foods store employee Christopher Martin speaks as a witness about George Floyd paying with counterfeit $20 bills, as a store surveillance video of Floyd counting money plays on a screen, on the third day of the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin for second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. March 31, 2021 in this courtroom sketch from a video feed of the proceedings. REUTERS/Jane Rosenberg 
BOLIVIA-ELECTION/
RTS2STMR 
October 25, 2019 
Counterfeit money is seen at the cash desk of the Villa Fatima coca market in La Paz, Bolivia, October... 
La Paz, Bolivia 
Counterfeit money is seen at the cash desk of the Villa Fatima coca market in La Paz 
Counterfeit money is seen at the cash desk of the Villa Fatima coca market in La Paz, Bolivia, October 25, 2019. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach REFILE - CORRECTING DATE 
FOOTBALL-NFL-SUPERBOWL/CONTERFEIT
RTS2D5R7 
January 31, 2019 
Counterfeit NFL merchandise items seized by the law enforcement are on display during a news conference... 
Atlanta, UNITED STATES 
Counterfeit NFL merchandise items seized by the law enforcement are on display during a news conference... 
Counterfeit NFL merchandise items seized by the law enforcement are on display during a news conference ahead of Sunday's Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S., January 31, 2019. REUTERS/Brendan O'Brien 
GLOBAL-HEADWEAR/
RTS23GWI 
September 30, 2018 
Counterfeit caps are displayed for sale at a local shop in Manama, Bahrain, September 26, 2018. Picture... 
Manama, Bahrain 
Counterfeit caps are displayed for sale at a local shop in Manama 
Counterfeit caps are displayed for sale at a local shop in Manama, Bahrain, September 26, 2018. Picture taken September 26, 2018. REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed 
GLOBAL-HEADWEAR/
RTS23GWG 
September 30, 2018 
A salesman shows counterfeit caps of Adidas and Supreme brands for sale at a local shop in Manama, Bahrain,... 
Manama, Bahrain 
A salesman shows counterfeit caps of Adidas and Supreme brands for sale at a local shop in Manama 
A salesman shows counterfeit caps of Adidas and Supreme brands for sale at a local shop in Manama, Bahrain, September 26, 2018. Picture taken September 26, 2018. REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed 
GLOBAL-SOCCER/
RTS1SCH6 
May 19, 2018 
Counterfeit Brazil national jerseys are displayed for sale outside the Paulo Machado de Carvalho stadium... 
Sao Paulo, Brazil 
Counterfeit Brazil national jerseys are displayed for sale outside the Paulo Machado de Carvalho stadium... 
Counterfeit Brazil national jerseys are displayed for sale outside the Paulo Machado de Carvalho stadium in Sao Paulo, Brazil May 18, 2018. Picture taken May 18, 2018. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker 
GLOBAL-SOCCER/
RTS1SCFQ 
May 19, 2018 
Counterfeit Brazil national jerseys are displayed for sale outside the Paulo Machado de Carvalho stadium... 
Sao Paulo, Brazil 
Counterfeit Brazil national jerseys are displayed for sale outside the Paulo Machado de Carvalho stadium... 
Counterfeit Brazil national jerseys are displayed for sale outside the Paulo Machado de Carvalho stadium in Sao Paulo, Brazil May 18, 2018. Picture taken May 18, 2018. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker 
SOCCER-WORLDCUP/COUNTERFEIT-PERU
RTX5SQYE 
April 19, 2018 
Counterfeit World Cup sticker books are displayed by the Peruvian police after seized during a police... 
Lima, Peru 
Counterfeit World Cup sticker books are displayed by the Peruvian police after seized during a police... 
Counterfeit World Cup sticker books are displayed by the Peruvian police after seized during a police operation in Lima, Peru April 18, 2018. REUTERS/Janine Costa 
SOCCER-WORLDCUP/COUNTERFEIT-PERU
RTX5SQY8 
April 19, 2018 
Counterfeit World Cup sticker books are show by police after seized during a police operation in Lima,... 
Lima, Peru 
Counterfeit World Cup sticker books are show by police after seized during a police operation in Lima... 
Counterfeit World Cup sticker books are show by police after seized during a police operation in Lima, Peru April 18, 2018. REUTERS/Janine Costa 
SOCCER-WORLDCUP/COUNTERFEIT-PERU
RTX5SQY1 
April 19, 2018 
Counterfeit World Cup sticker books are displayed by the Peruvian police after seized during a police... 
Lima, Peru 
Counterfeit World Cup sticker books are displayed by the Peruvian police after seized during a police... 
Counterfeit World Cup sticker books are displayed by the Peruvian police after seized during a police operation in Lima, Peru April 18, 2018. REUTERS/Janine Costa 
SOCCER-WORLDCUP/COUNTERFEIT-PERU
RTX5SQVV 
April 19, 2018 
Peruvian police show counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation in Lima, Peru... 
Lima, Peru 
Peruvian police show counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation in Lima 
Peruvian police show counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation in Lima, Peru April 18, 2018. REUTERS/Janine Costa 
SOCCER-WORLDCUP/COUNTERFEIT-PERU
RTX5SQVE 
April 19, 2018 
A Peruvian police official shows counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation... 
Lima, Peru 
A Peruvian police official shows counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation... 
A Peruvian police official shows counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation in Lima, Peru April 18, 2018. REUTERS/Janine Costa 
SOCCER-WORLDCUP/COUNTERFEIT-PERU
RTX5SQV9 
April 19, 2018 
A Peruvian police official shows counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation... 
Lima, Peru 
A Peruvian police official shows counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation... 
A Peruvian police official shows counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation in Lima, Peru April 18, 2018. REUTERS/Janine Costa 
SOCCER-WORLDCUP/COUNTERFEIT-PERU
RTX5SQV5 
April 19, 2018 
A Peruvian police official shows counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation... 
Lima, Peru 
A Peruvian police official shows counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation... 
A Peruvian police official shows counterfeit World Cup sticker books seized during a police operation in Lima, Peru April 18, 2018. REUTERS/Janine Costa 
NORTHKOREA-CHINA/BORDER-DEFECTORS
RTX5N7EI 
April 12, 2018 
A combination picture shows Kang, 28, posing for a photograph (top) and her dog fur coat, in Seoul, South... 
Seoul, South Korea 
The Wider Image: Escape from North Korea 
A combination picture shows Kang, 28, posing for a photograph (top) and her dog fur coat, in Seoul, South Korea, August 8, 2017. The parents of Kang sent out a coat across the Chinese border after she reached the South in 2010. "I didn't ask my mother to send me this coat," said Kang, who wanted to be identified only by her surname. "But she knew I feel the cold easily and sent it to me. She sent some honey too, but it went missing on the way. The coat is made of dog fur. I don't know what kind of dog. In 2010, it cost about 700,000 North Korean won ($88 at the unofficial rate). It was really expensive. A North Korean friend went to China to pick it up for me. I liked this coat when I got it. I thought my mother must've spent quite a lot of money on it. My father was a party officer. Our family had a car and we lived in a special apartment. Ordinary people couldn't afford to wear this kind of coat, not even soldiers. Commissioned officers could afford them. Border guards would wear them. It wasn't easy to buy this kind of coat, but as time went on, fake ones began to appear. The state often clamped down on this item. It's technically military supplies so the state monitored people who altered the design of the coat. I know just from looking at this coat that it's a counterfeit one, not the official version. The counterfeit ones look quite different from the original ones. Military officials preferred the fakes to the original because the design looked much better. The children of rich families would wear them. I look too chubby in this, so don't wear it here. I thought I could probably wear it if I altered it." REUTERS/Kim Hong-ji SEARCH "DEFECTORS" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
NORTHKOREA-CHINA/BORDER-DEFECTORS
RTX5N7CR 
April 12, 2018 
A dog fur coat belonging to Kang, who wanted to be identified only by her surname, is seen in Seoul,... 
Seoul, South Korea 
The Wider Image: Escape from North Korea 
A dog fur coat belonging to Kang, who wanted to be identified only by her surname, is seen in Seoul, South Korea, August 8, 2017. The parents of Kang sent out a coat across the Chinese border after she reached the South in 2010. "I didn't ask my mother to send me this coat," said Kang. "But she knew I feel the cold easily and sent it to me. She sent some honey too, but it went missing on the way. The coat is made of dog fur. I don't know what kind of dog. In 2010, it cost about 700,000 North Korean won ($88 at the unofficial rate). It was really expensive. A North Korean friend went to China to pick it up for me. I liked this coat when I got it. I thought my mother must've spent quite a lot of money on it. My father was a party officer. Our family had a car and we lived in a special apartment. Ordinary people couldn't afford to wear this kind of coat, not even soldiers. Commissioned officers could afford them. Border guards would wear them. It wasn't easy to buy this kind of coat, but as time went on, fake ones began to appear. The state often clamped down on this item. It's technically military supplies so the state monitored people who altered the design of the coat. I know just from looking at this coat that it's a counterfeit one, not the official version. The counterfeit ones look quite different from the original ones. Military officials preferred the fakes to the original because the design looked much better. The children of rich families would wear them. I look too chubby in this, so don't wear it here. I thought I could probably wear it if I altered it." REUTERS/Kim Hong-ji SEARCH "DEFECTORS" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
NORTHKOREA-CHINA/BORDER-DEFECTORS
RTX5N7C2 
April 12, 2018 
Kang, 28, who wanted to be identified only by her surname, poses for a photograph in Seoul, South Korea,... 
Seoul, South Korea 
The Wider Image: Escape from North Korea 
Kang, 28, who wanted to be identified only by her surname, poses for a photograph in Seoul, South Korea, August 8, 2017. The parents of Kang sent out a coat across the Chinese border after she reached the South in 2010. "I didn't ask my mother to send me this coat," said Kang. "But she knew I feel the cold easily and sent it to me. She sent some honey too, but it went missing on the way. The coat is made of dog fur. I don't know what kind of dog. In 2010, it cost about 700,000 North Korean won ($88 at the unofficial rate). It was really expensive. A North Korean friend went to China to pick it up for me. I liked this coat when I got it. I thought my mother must've spent quite a lot of money on it. My father was a party officer. Our family had a car and we lived in a special apartment. Ordinary people couldn't afford to wear this kind of coat, not even soldiers. Commissioned officers could afford them. Border guards would wear them. It wasn't easy to buy this kind of coat, but as time went on, fake ones began to appear. The state often clamped down on this item. It's technically military supplies so the state monitored people who altered the design of the coat. I know just from looking at this coat that it's a counterfeit one, not the official version. The counterfeit ones look quite different from the original ones. Military officials preferred the fakes to the original because the design looked much better. The children of rich families would wear them. I look too chubby in this, so don't wear it here. I thought I could probably wear it if I altered it." REUTERS/Kim Hong-ji SEARCH "DEFECTORS" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
GLOBAL-TIME/
RTS1LC1N 
January 27, 2018 
Counterfeit luxury and sports watches are seen on a display of a shop as a salesman arranges goods in... 
Manama, Bahrain 
Counterfeit luxury and sports watches are seen on a display of a shop as a salesman arranges goods in... 
Counterfeit luxury and sports watches are seen on a display of a shop as a salesman arranges goods in the shop in Local Souq (Traditional Market) in downtown Manama, Bahrain, January 27, 2018. REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed 
GLOBAL-TIME/
RTX4JYNY 
January 25, 2018 
Counterfeit Rolex watches are seen for sale in a watch shop in the market in Peshawar, Pakistan January... 
Peshawar, Pakistan 
Counterfeit Rolex watches are seen for sale in a watch shop in the market in Peshawar 
Counterfeit Rolex watches are seen for sale in a watch shop in the market in Peshawar, Pakistan January 24, 2018. Picture taken January 24, 2018. REUTERS/ Fayaz Aziz 
PERU-CRIME/
RTX36M6M 
May 19, 2017 
The image of writer Abraham Valdelomar is seen at counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills displayed by police... 
Lima, Peru 
The image of writer Abraham Valdelomar is seen at counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills displayed by police... 
The image of writer Abraham Valdelomar is seen at counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills displayed by police during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19, 2017. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo 
PERU-CRIME/
RTX36M5Y 
May 19, 2017 
The image of Saint Rose of Lima is seen at counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills displayed by police during... 
Lima, Peru 
The image of Saint Rose of Lima is seen at counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills displayed by police during... 
The image of Saint Rose of Lima is seen at counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills displayed by police during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19, 2017. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo 
PERU-CRIME/
RTX36M5B 
May 19, 2017 
Counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills are displayed by police during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19,... 
Lima, Peru 
Counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills are displayed by police during a news conference in Lima 
Counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills are displayed by police during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19, 2017. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo 
PERU-CRIME/
RTX36M58 
May 19, 2017 
Counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills are displayed by police during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19,... 
Lima, Peru 
Counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills are displayed by police during a news conference in Lima 
Counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills are displayed by police during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19, 2017. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo 
PERU-CRIME/
RTX36M50 
May 19, 2017 
A police officer shows counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19,... 
Lima, Peru 
Police officer shows counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills during a news conference in Lima 
A police officer shows counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19, 2017. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo 
PERU-CRIME/
RTX36M4X 
May 19, 2017 
A police officer shows counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19,... 
Lima, Peru 
Police officer shows counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills during a news conference in Lima 
A police officer shows counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19, 2017. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo 
PERU-CRIME/
RTX36M4F 
May 19, 2017 
A police officer shows counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19,... 
Lima, Peru 
Police officer shows counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills during a news conference in Lima 
A police officer shows counterfeit Peruvian Sol bills during a news conference in Lima, Peru, May 19, 2017. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo 
NEWZEALAND-AUSTRALIA/CHINA-COUNTERFEIT
RTX34V3O 
April 10, 2017 
A worker checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International, which... 
Sydney, Australia 
A worker checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International, which... 
A worker checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International, which designs and manufactures food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical tubes for domestic and international clients, located in western Sydney, Australia, February 6, 2017. Picture taken February 6, 2017. REUTERS/David Gray 
NEWZEALAND-AUSTRALIA/CHINA-COUNTERFEIT
RTX34V3M 
April 10, 2017 
Aleks Lajovic. Sales & Marketing Manager at Impact International which designs and manufactures food,... 
Sydney, Australia 
Aleks Lajovic. Sales & Marketing Manager at Impact International which designs and manufactures food,... 
Aleks Lajovic. Sales & Marketing Manager at Impact International which designs and manufactures food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical tubes, uses a device to demonstrates the anti-counterfeiting technology located at the company's factory located in western Sydney, Australia, February 6, 2017. Picture taken February 6, 2017. REUTERS/David Gray 
NEWZEALAND-AUSTRALIA/CHINA-COUNTERFEIT
RTX34V34 
April 10, 2017 
Worker Noa Utumaru checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International,... 
Sydney, Australia 
Worker Noa Utumaru checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International,... 
Worker Noa Utumaru checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International, which designs and manufactures food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical tubes for domestic and international clients, located in western Sydney, Australia, February 6, 2017. Picture taken February 6, 2017. REUTERS/David Gray 
NEWZEALAND-AUSTRALIA/CHINA-COUNTERFEIT
RTX34V31 
April 10, 2017 
Aleks Lajovic. Sales & Marketing Manager at Impact International which designs and manufactures food,... 
Sydney, Australia 
Aleks Lajovic. Sales & Marketing Manager at Impact International which designs and manufactures food,... 
Aleks Lajovic. Sales & Marketing Manager at Impact International which designs and manufactures food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical tubes, uses a device to demonstrates the anti-counterfeiting technology located at the company's factory located in western Sydney, Australia, February 6, 2017. Picture taken February 6, 2017. REUTERS/David Gray 
NEWZEALAND-AUSTRALIA/CHINA-COUNTERFEIT
RTX34V2Z 
April 10, 2017 
Worker Noa Utumaru checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International,... 
Sydney, Australia 
Worker Noa Utumaru checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International,... 
Worker Noa Utumaru checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International, which designs and manufactures food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical tubes for domestic and international clients, located in western Sydney, Australia, February 6, 2017. Picture taken February 6, 2017. REUTERS/David Gray 
NEWZEALAND-AUSTRALIA/CHINA-COUNTERFEIT
RTX34V2Y 
April 10, 2017 
Worker Noa Utumaru checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International,... 
Sydney, Australia 
Worker Noa Utumaru checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International,... 
Worker Noa Utumaru checks the production line at the factory of the Australian company Impact International, which designs and manufactures food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical tubes for domestic and international clients, located in western Sydney, Australia, February 6, 2017. Picture taken February 6, 2017. REUTERS/David Gray 
NEWZEALAND-AUSTRALIA/CHINA-COUNTERFEIT C
RTX34V10 
April 10, 2017 
Diagram explaining how companies use identifiers and tracers on their products to fight counterfeiting.... 
When products 'phone home" EPS C 
Diagram explaining how companies use identifiers and tracers on their products to fight counterfeiting. 
INDIA-MODI/
RTX2WXRW 
December 30, 2016 
Update. Breakdown of Indian rupee banknotes in circulation and counterfeit notes detected. Embed instructions:... 
Interactive Content 
Modi's currency purge media-interactive 
Update. Breakdown of Indian rupee banknotes in circulation and counterfeit notes detected. Embed instructions: tmsnrt.rs/2fZc9FB 
VENEZUELA-ECONOMY/
RTX2VHP3 
December 18, 2016 
People carry goods taken from a supermarket after it was broken into, in La Fria, Venezuela December... 
La Fria, Venezuela 
People carry goods taken from a supermarket after it was broken into, in La Fria 
People carry goods taken from a supermarket after it was broken into, in La Fria, Venezuela December 17, 2016. REUTERS/Carlos Eduardo Ramirez 
INDIA-MODI/
RTX2U1ZU 
November 17, 2016 
Reissue. Breakdown of Indian rupee banknotes in circulation and counterfeit notes detected. Embed instructions:... 
Interactive Content 
Modi's currency purge media-interactive 
Reissue. Breakdown of Indian rupee banknotes in circulation and counterfeit notes detected. Embed instructions: http://tmsnrt.rs/2fZc9FB 
INDIA-MODI/ C
RTX2U1ZE 
November 17, 2016 
Reissue. Breakdown of Indian rupee banknotes in circulation and counterfeit notes detected. 
China (PRC) 
Modi's currency purge eps C 
Reissue. Breakdown of Indian rupee banknotes in circulation and counterfeit notes detected. 
PERU-CRIME
RTX2U1H4 
November 17, 2016 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima,... 
Lima, Peru 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima,... 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima, Peru, November 16, 2016. The National Police seized $30 million worth of counterfeit bills, according to a police media release. REUTERS/Guadalupe Pardo 
PERU-CRIME
RTX2U1FR 
November 17, 2016 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima,... 
Lima, Peru 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima, Peru, November 16, 2016. The National Police seized $30 million worth of counterfeit bills, according to a police media release. REUTERS/Guadalupe Pardo 
PERU-CRIME/
RTX2U1FE 
November 17, 2016 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima,... 
Lima, Peru 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima,... 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima, Peru, November 16, 2016. The National Police seized $30 million worth of counterfeit bills, according to a police media release. REUTERS/Guadalupe Pardo 
PERU-CRIME/
RTX2U1FD 
November 17, 2016 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima,... 
Lima, Peru 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima,... 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima, Peru, November 16, 2016. The National Police seized $30 million worth of counterfeit bills, according to a police media release. REUTERS/Guadalupe Pardo 
PERU-CRIME/
RTX2U1FC 
November 17, 2016 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima,... 
Lima, Peru 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima,... 
Police officers display seized counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills at a news conference in Lima, Peru, November 16, 2016. The National Police seized $30 million worth of counterfeit bills, according to a police media release. REUTERS/Guadalupe Pardo 
PERU-CRIME/
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November 17, 2016 
Peru's Interior Minister Carlos Basombrio (C) attends a news conference about the seizure of counterfeit... 
Lima, Peru 
Peru's Interior Minister Carlos Basombrio attends a news conference about the seizure of counterfeit... 
Peru's Interior Minister Carlos Basombrio (C) attends a news conference about the seizure of counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills by the police, in Lima, Peru, November 16, 2016. The National Police seized $30 million worth of counterfeit bills, according to a police media release. REUTERS/Guadalupe Pardo 
PERU-CRIME/
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November 17, 2016 
Peru's Interior Minister Carlos Basombrio (C) attends a news conference about the seizure of counterfeit... 
Lima, Peru 
Peru's Interior Minister Carlos Basombrio attends a news conference about the seizure of counterfeit... 
Peru's Interior Minister Carlos Basombrio (C) attends a news conference about the seizure of counterfeit U.S. and Nuevos Soles bills by the police, in Lima, Peru, November 16, 2016. REUTERS/Guadalupe Pardo 
INDIA-MODI/CORRUPTION
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November 15, 2016 
Breakdown of Indian rupee banknotes in circulation and counterfeit notes detected. For 
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India abolishes larger currency media-interactive 
Breakdown of Indian rupee banknotes in circulation and counterfeit notes detected. For 
INDIA-MODI/CORRUPTION
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November 11, 2016 
Breakdown of Indian rupee banknotes in circulation and counterfeit notes detected. 
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India abolishes larger currency media-interactive 
Breakdown of Indian rupee banknotes in circulation and counterfeit notes detected. 
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