WSJ - Corruption Currents: Viktor Bout
Seeks New Trial (4 Nov 2014). By Samuel Rubenfeld
Global Anti-Corruption Updates
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Transparency International - Daily Corruption News (3 Nov 2014)
Today's top story
Romania: Romania votes for new president under corruption cloudAgence France-Presse
Romania’s Prime Minister Victor Ponta looked set to win the first round of a presidential election on Sunday, despite fears he could reverse reforms aimed at tackling the rampant corruption that blights one of Europe’s poorest countries.
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Global: UAE's Emirates airline to end FIFA sponsorshipReuters
China: China to set up new anti-graft office, official says
Reuters
India: Mudgal panel submits final report in IPL corruption case
ESPNcricinfo
Israel: Court hears former Olmert aide in graft retrial
Times of Israel
Malaysia: Rooting out corruption in the forests of Borneo
Swissinfo
South Korea: S. Korean lawmakers mull tough anti-corruption bill
Voice of America
Blogs and opinion
Global: Why companies might opt to self-report potential bribery issuesWall Street Journal
Spain: Sorry does not expunge Spain’s political scandals
Financial Times
News from Transparency International
Press release: Transparency International condemns harassment of its chapter in Sri LankaUpcoming report: How transparent are the world’s biggest companies?
Monday, November 3, 2014
Transparency International - Daily Corruption News (31 Oct 2014)
Today's top story
China: Chinese
official allegedly hides $33M in bribes
Associated Press
Associated Press
Investigators in
China have found more than 200 million yuan ($33 million) in cash at the home
of an energy official accused of receiving bribes, in the country's largest
cash seizure ever, a senior prosecutor said Friday.
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Global:
Europe’s tax haven
investments in Africa
EU Observer
EU Observer
Australia: Julia
Gillard did not commit any crime, inquiry's counsel assisting says
The Guardian
The Guardian
Burkina Faso: Blaise
Compaoré steps down as Burkina Faso president, ceding to protesters
The New York Times
The New York Times
Hungary: Hungary
suspends internet tax after huge protests
Associated Press
Associated Press
Romania: Romania
presidency in sight as Ponta weathers graft storm
Bloomberg
Bloomberg
Taiwan: Taiwan
leader's ex-confidante gets 10 years for graft
Agence France-Presse
Agence France-Presse
Blogs and opinion
Turkey: In the ‘New’ Turkey, corruption is
a thing of the past!
EU Observer
EU Observer
News from Transparency International
Upcoming
report: How
transparent are the world’s biggest companies?
Web feature: Anti-corruption: Changing China
Web feature: Anti-corruption: Changing China
WSJ - Corruption Currents: Uneven Effort to Stop ISIS Money Machine (30 Oct 2014)
WSJ - Corruption Currents: Uneven Effort to
Stop ISIS Money Machine (30 Oct 2014). By Ben DiPietro. http://blogs.wsj.com/riskandcompliance/2014/10/30/corruption-currents-efforts-to-stop-isis-money-machine-fragmented/
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Nigeria's Jonathan brushes off scandals to lead 2015 election race
By Tim Cocks
ABUJA, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Not many
presidents could survive three multi-billion dollar government oil corruption
scandals and a wave of cold-blooded killings and kidnappings of civilians by
Islamist militants still holding hundreds of schoolgirls after six months.
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