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Nepal ranks 108th in Corruption Perceptions Index - Vimarsana News

Nepal ranks 108th in Corruption Perceptions Index

Nepal climbs two spots in the global rankings but remains in the category of countries with rampant corruption.

Anastasia Radina, Ukrainian politician: 'Fighting corruption is as important as fighting Russia' | International - Vimarsana News

Anastasia Radina, Ukrainian politician: 'Fighting corruption is as important as fighting Russia' | International

The chair of the Ukrainian Parliament’s Anti-Corruption Committee says that the battle against fraud has made society begin to become aware of this scourge. She vows that, unlike in the past, nobody who is found guilty of corruption is untouchable

Source: elpais.com
Afghanistan slides 12 places in Global Corruption Index after slight gain last year - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan slides 12 places in Global Corruption Index after slight gain last year

Kabul, Jan 30 (EFE).- The Taliban-ruled Afghanistan has seen a decline of 12 places, landing at the 162nd spot on the 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index, according to a report by the International Transparency. The war-torn country of around 43 million people scored a meager 20 out of 100 in the annual Corruption Perceptions Index. In …

This week — Symposium on international law: SA and Palestine - Vimarsana News

This week — Symposium on international law: SA and Palestine

South Africa, and the question of Palestine symposium, final voter registration weekend, and raising awareness on World Cancer Day. 

Joseph Boakai: Can Liberia's "sleepy" new president wake up the economy? - Vimarsana News

Joseph Boakai: Can Liberia's "sleepy" new president wake up the economy?

On Monday, January 22nd, Liberia swore in Joseph Boakai, whose critics call him "Sleepy Joe", as its new president.