Monday, December 22, 2014

Transparency International - Daily Corruption News (19 Dec 2014)

Today's top story

China: Depleted oil field is window into China's corruption crackdown
Reuters
A subsidiary of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), PetroChina Daqing Oilfield, paid $85 million to pump from three blocks in the ageing Limau field under a 2013 contract with Indonesia’s state-owned oil company, Pertamina, according to senior Chinese oil industry officials with knowledge of the transaction.


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Australia: Secrecy surrounds corruption case against Adelaide drug cops
9news
Brazil: Rousseff says Brazil must stamp out corruption, not companies
Bloomberg
Canada: Culture of corruption in Quebec needs to be changed
CBC
China: Hong Kong tycoon Thomas Kwok found guilty of corruption
BBC
Italy: Italy's anti-corruption czar to join Rome bid team
New Zealand Herald
Switzerland: FIFA to release World Cup corruption report
Al Jazeera


Blogs and opinion

Global: Official aid in line for a makeover as donors announce 'historic agreement'
The Guardian


News from Transparency International

Online documentary: African Voices against Corruption
Web feature: EU takes action against secret companies

WSJ - Corruption Currents: FIFA President Declares World Cup Bidding Crisis Over (19 Dec 2014)


WSJ - Corruption Currents: FIFA President Declares World Cup Bidding Crisis Over (19 Dec 2014). By Samuel Rubenfeld. http://blogs.wsj.com/riskandcompliance/2014/12/19/corruption-currents-fifa-president-declares-world-cup-bidding-crisis-over/

Friday, December 19, 2014

Transparency International - Daily Corruption News (18 Dec 2014)


Today's top story
Britain is to set up a specialist police unit focused on corruption and bribery, aiming to bolster its defences against white-collar crime in the financial sector as part of a wider plan to stamp out fraudulent business practices.


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Afghanistan: Afghanistan’s new millionaires
Bloomberg Businessweek
Bhutan: Bhutan’s king issues corruption warning
Agence France-Presse


Blogs and opinion


News from Transparency International

The Ethical Alliance Daily (18 Dec 2014)


Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Transparency International - Daily Corruption News (16 Dec 2014)


Today's top story
$991.2bn was funnelled out of developing and emerging economies through crime, corruption and tax evasion in 2012 alone, according to the latest report by the Washington-based group, Global Financial Integrity (GFI), published on Monday.


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Global: Empresa brasileña habría donado un millón de dólares a campaña de Sinibaldi
(Brazilian company donated a million dollars to Sinibaldi campaign)
Prensa Libre
Mexico: El jefe de la policía del DF tiene a 10 familiares contratados en puestos directivos (DF police chief hired 10 relatives to managerial positions)
Animal Politico
Philippines: Prison sex scandal shocks Philippines
Sky News Australia


Blogs and opinion
Ukraine: Ukraine needs tough, not unconditional, love
The Financial Times


News from Transparency International

The Ethical Alliance Daily (16 Dec 2014)