21 August 2015
Today's top story
Iraq: Beyond terrorism, Iraq’s leader is struggling to fight corruption
The Washington Post After five years of trying to get a job as a public school teacher, Saleh Ali paid a bribe of $4,300 to an official in Iraq’s Education Ministry to secure one. He says it was the only way. |
More news
Global: FIFA team targets match-fixing, "many" cases of corruption – source
Reuters Bolivia: Police raid Bolivian FA headquarters in corruption probe Reuters Brazil: Denunciados por corrupción el presidente de Diputados y el expresidente Collor (President of Chamber of Deputies and ex-President Collor charged with corruption) InfoLatam China: China expels brother of former senior official from Communist Party over graft Reuters |
Blogs and opinion
Global: Brazil cleans up its act, so should Mexico
Financial Times Global: Corruption at the International Cricket Council shows misrule at the heart of the game The New Statesman |
News from Transparency International
Interactive: Exporting Corruption 2015Capture Corruption: Global photo competition winners
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