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Corruption in Argentina threatens public confidence in politics and the economic welfare of the country's people.

French oil major TotalEnergies is set to go ahead with its $27 billion megadeal in Iraq despite the huge legal, financial and security risks involved

Spotlight on Corruption says it hopes the post-Greensill audit will be a "wake-up call" to the government

Denys Shmyhal hopeful Canada will provide additional military aid, despite lack of new funding in federal budget

Gabon’s capital, Libreville, has lost more than 3% of its mangroves in three years. Conservationists and scientists warn this leaves the city increasingly vulnerable to floods and landslides.

The Democrat Party has pledged to push anti-corruption initiatives and treat the issue as an urgent national agenda item if elected back in office.

Vanuatu has maintained good governance credentials over recent years, likely aided by spending on anti-corruption, say Grant Walton and coauthors.

In 2021, Gabon’s space research agency, AGEOS, concluded that the country’s capital, Libreville, had lost nearly 70 hectares (170 acres) of mangroves in three years. That’s an area about a fifth the size of New York City’s Central Park, which “is not much,” says Alfred Ngomanda, commissioner of the National Centre for Scientific and Technological […]

Integrity is the antidote we needWhat is clearly missing in the South African response to fighting corruption is emphasis by all actors on the importance of building a culture of integrity. We need personal integrity where individuals question and account for their own daily actions.

This erosion of the rule of law in the Philippines has far-reaching consequences, particularly in exacerbating poverty throughout the cou...