Daily Corruption News from Transparency International - 27 April 2016

27 April 2016 Today's top story USA: U.S. Treasury anti-laundering head to join HSBC Reuters The U.S. Treasury Department's top anti-money laundering official is resigning to take what sources said on Tuesday was a top post at HSBC Holdings Plc, which is struggling to meet terms of an earlier settlement with the U.S. government.

More news Global: Panama Papers database to go public May 9 Politico Cambodia: Corruption czar’s sons appointed as assistants The Cambodia Daily China: Anti-graft body finds irregularities at China Construction Bank Reuters Iraq: Sadr supporters in mass protest for political reform BBC Nepal: Nepal publisher detained in corruption case International Press Institute Russia: EU and US duped on Russia corruption, film-maker says EUobserver Syria: New Damascus housing law forces displaced Syrians to turn to bribery Syria Deeply USA: Delaware's $1 billion opacity industry gives U.S. onshore haven Bloomberg

Blogs and opinion Global: Addressing corruption in Africa with the right focus United Nations Economic Commission for Africa

News from Transparency International

On the web: LuxLeaks: Whistleblowers like Antoine Deltour should be celebrated
Press release: Report Launch: Transparency International to publish Middle East and North Africa corruption poll