This weekend G20 leaders adopted new principles on beneficial ownership. But how good are they?
Corruption is a problem for all economies, requiring leading financial centres in the EU and US to act together with fast-growing economies to stop the corrupt from getting away with it, anti-corruption ...
Issued by Transparency International Secretariat
Transparency International calls on Afghanistan's donors and the new Afghan government to introduce and implement anti-corruption reforms on an agreed time-table so that no aid is lost to corruption and ...
Issued by Transparency International Secretariat
For the delegates of the UN climate conference in Lima, the message is clear: If we want to tackle climate change, we must fight corruption. There can be no climate justice without justice.
Opinion by José Ugaz in Trust.org (United Kingdom) – 3 December 2014The big story in the Corruption Perceptions Index 2014 is that corruption seems to be getting worse in China, despite a two-year anti-corruption campaign.
Blog post by Rukshana Nanayakkara, 03 Dec 2014
Once again, the Corruption Perceptions Index results are not fundamentally different from previous years: the majority of African countries still have a score of less than 50 per cent, which ...
Blog post by Chantal Uwimana, 03 Dec 2014
Perhaps it should come as no surprise that out of 175 countries in the 2014 Corruption Perceptions Index, the once great economic hope of many – Turkey – suffered one of the biggest ...
Blog post by Anne Koch, 03 Dec 2014
Three out of the bottom 10 countries on Transparency International’s 2014 Corruption Perceptions Index are from the Middle East and North Africa. Two of these three are in the midst of ...
Blog post by Ghada Zughayar, 03 Dec 2014
The 2014 Corruption Perceptions Index does not show significant movement in the scores of the countries in the Americas. For the more cynical among us, this is a good sign as there is always ...
Blog post by Alejandro Salas, 03 Dec 2014
The 2014 Corruption Perceptions Index scores of countries from Asia Pacific, the world’s fastest growing region, are a resounding message to leaders that, despite many public declarations ...
Blog post by Srirak Plipat, 03 Dec 2014
Transparency International said the dismissal of corruption charges against former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was a serious setback in the effort to fight graft.
Issued by Transparency International Secretariat
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