26 May 2015
Today's top story
Angola: Angolan prosecutors seek one-month jail for activist
Agence France-Presse Angolan prosecutors on Monday sought a suspended one-month jail sentence for anti-corruption activist Rafael Marques despite a deal to drop defamation charges against him, his lawyer said. |
More news
Israel: Corruption is institutionalized, say activists, as Israeli ex-prime minister is jailed
Vice (TI mention) Kenya: Kenya's anti-graft body says two ministers should be charged Reuters Russia: Russian space industry 'collapsing' following $1.8bn corruption scandal International Business Times UK: Bank of England shake-up aims to boost transparency Financial Times US: Big banks shut border branches in effort to avoid dirty money Wall Street Journal |
Blogs and opinion
Global: Latin America sees the economic toll of corruption
Bloomberg China: A dilemma for China's corruption fighters The Diplomat |
News from Transparency International
Press release: 4 in 5 football fans say Blatter should not stand for FIFA President: poll of 35,000 in 30 countriesCompetition: Capturing corruption
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