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Commentary Imran Khan became the 22nd Prime Minister of Pakistan on Aug. 18, 2018. His initial popularity derived ...

Business owners say ‘informal charges’ are necessary to get things moving in the complicated bureaucracy.

Corruption has become so acute in South Africa that children in the Eastern Cape and other impoverished areas are starving to death – while a third of the (still edible and nutritious) food produced in South Africa ends up in landfills.

Two invaluable anti-corruption due diligence tools, updated for 2021, are available to aid in assessing the risk of bribery and corruption around the…

Member of planning and construction committee was reportedly targeted by local criminals in the past; two of his sons among those arrested

Western businesses have begun the painful process of tallying their losses in Russia. International banks are owed more than $121 billion by Russian entities, with European banks having at least $84 billion in exposure, according to the Bank for International Settlements. Oil company BP plc coul ...

Laos took on huge debt to become the “Battery of Southeast Asia,” but sales are not as robust as hoped.

Azerbaijan offers fertile soil for a burgeoning private sector and foreign direct investment, despite potential military hostilities.

Prime Minister Ismail Sabri said our local values are different from international organizations.

The Government does not protect any individual involved in corruption, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob told Dewan Rakyat Tuesday