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Sydney, Australia, Nov 30 (EFE).- Australia’s parliament approved on Wednesday the establishment of an independent commission to combat corruption, one of the biggest reforms pertaining to federal public accountability in the Oceania country. The body will have “broad jurisdiction to investigate serious or systemic corrupt conduct across the Commonwealth public sector by ministers, parliamentarians and …

Stacker used the Corruption Perceptions Index from Transparency International to look at the most public-sector corrupt countries in the world.

As Transparency International - Initiative Madagascar faces possible prosecution, Transparency International stands in solidarity

Two damning reports reveal systemic issues, including ineffective whistleblowing mechanisms at UNOPS

Maíra Martini explains implications of the EU Court of Justice ruling and outlines what needs to happen next.

Iraq is looking to challenge Saudi Arabia’s regional oil dominance with a new plan to ramp up its oil production to 7 million bpd by 2027

The European Commission concluded Romania had made enough progress on anti-corruption legislation and judicial reforms.

Loopholes and capacity issues undercut multilateral efforts initiated in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The European Commission confirmed Tuesday the country had made enough progress on judicial reforms and the fight against corruption, granting the official closure of the so-called Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM).

Tracking the results of the Corruption Perceptions Index drawn up in January this year by Transparency International, the Philippines has also slipped in the Global Corruption Index 2022.