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Sept. 4, 2023, the New York Times asked, "Where is the money?" concerning Ukrainian funds. Wow! What a surprise. Money is missing! Giving billions to a known corrupt money-siphoning group of people ended up with money going missing. Where was the New Times when Reuters reported $37 billion missing in Ukraine in 2014? Well, it…

Reversing negative perceptions—both local and international—about Bulgaria’s judiciary and proving that reform of the justice system is viable and sustainable will take some time. On the surface, Bulgaria—the EU’s poorest member state, perennially struggling to combat corruption—made its first tentative steps towards long-needed judicial reform this summer. Notably, at the end of July, a cross-party […]

VIENNA/KYIV — In his years as the chief executive of one of Ukraine's biggest construction firms, Oleh Maiboroda kept rolls of dollar bills in a safe behind his desk. The money, Maiboroda told Reuters, was intended to bribe public officials to approve building projects. The task of handing over the cash, he said, was entrusted to a lawyer named Oleh...

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‘Tatarov used to solve all issues with law enforcement,’ former chief executive of Ukrainian construction firm says in an interview in Vienna

In his years as the chief executive of one of Ukraines biggest construction firms, Oleh Maiboroda kept rolls of dollar bills in a safe behind his desk. The money, Maiboroda told... -September 19, 2023 at 06:00 am EDT - MarketScreener

Iraq has the potential to become a large producer of petrochemicals but the endemic corruption in the country has stymied work on one of its biggest projects

KUCHING (Sept 15): A total of 787 corruption cases were recorded nationwide from in the first seven months of this year, said Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan. He said the statistics from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) website showed 308 cases involved civil serva

PETALING JAYA: The government must show a serious commitment to institutional reforms following the poor handling of high-profile cases by the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC), says civil society.

Planning Minister MA Mannan recently said in parliament that the level of corruption had increased all across Bangladesh.