Wednesday, August 3, 2016

From: Ethical Alliance Daily News - 2 Aug 2016

Malaysia: Malaysia’s new anti-corruption chief aware of daunting challenge ahead
Aug 02, 2016 08:00 pm
Newly appointed chief of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Dzulkifli Ahmad said in a press statement on Monday (Aug 1) he is “aware and conscious” of the daunting challenge that awaits him. “It is my sincere hope that the MACC and I […]
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Senior figures within amateur boxing have warned many bouts, including those to decide medals, could be fixed at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro amid widespread concern about corruption and financial malpractice at the sport’s global governing body, the […]
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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi on Monday ordered an investigation into allegations of corruption in weapons deals that risks re-igniting a political crisis ahead of planned military moves to retake Mosul from Islamic State. Infighting over anti-corruption measures, which stalled […]
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South Korea’s constitutional court on Thursday ruled to uphold an anti-corruption law aimed at ending the practice of pampering public officials with meals and gifts. The nation’s strictest-ever law against graft, which will now take effect in September, sets a […]
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Russian state company Rostec has reached a €1 billion deal with Iran to build a 1.4 gigawatt power station, Kommersant daily reports. Rostec is the first Russian company to get a firm contract with Tehran since the ending of sanctions. […]
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Mexican banks, determined to avoid a return to past woes, are reining in lending to the country’s indebted state governments, some of whose leaders have recently become the focus of corruption allegations. The drop in bank lending to the states […]
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A new security law giving Malaysia’s prime minister sweeping new powers has prompted concern it could restrict rights and stifle democracy. It allows a security council led by Mr Najib Razak to declare a state of emergency anywhere deemed to […]
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