The European Commission (European List) published the failed countries in the fight against money laundering, which included 23 countries. 

The European Commission has adopted this list in the form of an "authorized list" and will submit it to the European Parliament and the European Council for approval within one month. 

Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Syria, Tunisia, Libya, Samoa, Trinidad and Tobago, Ghana, Panama, the Virgin Islands, Sri Lanka, Tobago, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Puerto Rico, Botswana, the Bahamas, Guam, Nigeria and Guam.

The US administration criticized the move by the European Commission, and the Treasury said in a statement on Wednesday, it has great concerns about the substance of the list, as you see imbalance in the way to develop. 

The administration believes that the way in which the European Commission has been established is in stark contrast to the FATF methodology, which is a global authority for the development of AML / CFT standards, which includes the United States , the European Commission, 15 EU states and 20 other observers.