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KPK official opens anti-corruption education workshop in second ACWG - Vimarsana News

KPK official opens anti-corruption education workshop in second ACWG

Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Deputy Head Lili Pintauli Siregar opened a workshop on public participation and anti-corruption education during the ...

KPK to re-highlight four priority issues at 2nd ACWG G20 - Vimarsana News

KPK to re-highlight four priority issues at 2nd ACWG G20

The Corruption Eradication Commission's (KPK's) Information and Data Deputy, Mochamad Hadiyana, said KPK will continue discussing four priority issues ...

The World Is Melting Down and the Cause is Corruption- The G20 Needs to Take Action - Vimarsana News

The World Is Melting Down and the Cause is Corruption- The G20 Needs to Take Action

The G20 is meeting again next week in Indonesia for the second time this year- at a moment when the world is facing the most difficult economic, political and social challenges for decades.At thei

Indonesia, Maldives explore cooperation in corruption eradication - Vimarsana News

Indonesia, Maldives explore cooperation in corruption eradication

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) and the Anti-Corruption Commission of the Maldives (ACC) explored cooperation in the eradication of corruption, ...

How foreign powers could break Lebanon's gridlock - Vimarsana News

How foreign powers could break Lebanon's gridlock

OXFORD  —  Lebanon’s political economy is gridlocked. The country’s political leaders will not commit to the kinds of economic reforms that it needs, because doing so would undermine their own power. For good reason, most published analyses of Lebanon include references to problems such as corruption and institutional decadence. But what most commentaries miss is the role