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London - The past year saw little progress in tackling global corruption due to greater violence and insecurity, according to the organization Transpare

TREVOR Munroe, the executive director of the National Integrity Action (NIA), on Tuesday lashed out against numerous public bodies that have failed to give detailed reports of how billions of taxp...

Some African nations have made significant progress and are rising on the index, including Angola, Ivory Coast, Ethiopia and Senegal. "Seven of the 24

Ukrainian law enforcement on Wednesday conducted what could be the "largest anti-corruption raid" since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Corruption, violence 'creating vicious spiral,' says Transparency International report

Despite Finland's high ranking, the Finnish branch of Transparency International noted that the index has limited means to evaluate the level of corruption within a country.

The organization described the results of Armenia in 2022 as alarming because the index...

It is only fair to acknowledge that, under the current government, SA’s anti-corruption campaigns have achieved unprecedented momentum.

Kiev embraced corruption and delusions of grandeur while acting as if it were a major international player, Radoslaw Sikorski has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com