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Transparency International welcomes adoption of progressive provisions to EU anti-money launder package and encourages EU Council to finalise them

The euphoria in financial markets that accompanied Cyril Ramaphosas election victory in 2018 failed to account for the corruption and theft that have become the nation’s dominant post-apartheid leitmotifs

The euphoria that accompanied Ramaphosa's election failed to account for the corruption that is the nation’s dominant post-apartheid burden.

Six billion people. That’s how many people are currently living in corrupt countries, according to the most recent edition of an annual study by Transparency International, the Corruption Perceptions Index 2017.

Western allies can help Kyiv with its mounting crackdown on graft by extraditing more people who are under investigation, Ukraines top anti-corruption prosecutor said on Wednesday.... | March 29, 2023

By Dan Peleschuk KYIV (Reuters) - Western allies can help Kyiv with its mounting crackdown on graft by extraditing more people who are under investiga...

KYIV (Reuters) - Western allies can help Kyiv with its mounting crackdown on graft by extraditing more people who are under investigation, Ukraine's top anti-corruption prosecutor said on Wednesday.

Transparency International calls for governments to identify concrete actions to promote democracy and fight corruption

Transparency International calls for stronger anti-corruption measures in light of documentary revelations

Since we don't seem to be able to stop corruption, people trapped by its deadening constrictions will always escape it through immigration.