22 May 2015
Today's top story
Italy: Italy passes law to tackle rampant corruption
Reuters Italy made a fresh attempt at tackling rampant corruption on Thursday when the Chamber of Deputies approved a strongly contested law stiffening penalties for various types of graft and balance sheet fraud. |
More news
Global: Illicit finances: Mbeki's plan to 'Track it. Stop it. Get it'
Daily Maverick Global: EU and Ukraine plan joint anti-corruption team Reuters Global: FIFA scandals while Sepp Blatter has been president Associated Press Angola: Angolan journalist settles defamation case over blood diamonds book The Guardian Brazil: Brazil’s economic downturn, corruption scandals shake leader Wall Street Journal Guatemala: Guatemala president fires ministers amid corruption scandal The Guardian Mexico: La corrupción permea a casi la totalidad del 'cuerpo político': estudio (Corruption permeates almost all of the ‘body politic’: study) CNN México (TI mention) |
Multimedia of the week
Colombia: El escalafón del riesgo de corrupción en Colombia (The scale of corruption risk in Colombia)
El Tiempo (TI mention) |
Blogs and opinion
Global: Financial crime: Unsettling settlements
The Economist |
News from Transparency International
Web feature: Angolan activist and Integrity Award winner walks freeWeb feature: Ten things to consider when voting for the next FIFA President
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