A whistleblower complaint filed with regulators states that Ethiopian Airlines went into the maintenance records on a Boeing 737 Max jet just a day after it crashed this year, among other corrupt activities, reports the Associated Press.
Russia’s Ministry of Justice declared on Wednesday opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s Foundation for the Fight Against Corruption (FBK) - a “foreign agent,” which forces the anti-graft group to from now on disclose its donors and objectives.
Guatemala’s Constitutional Court on Monday ordered an injunction to stop an allegedly politically-motivated investigation into the UN-backed International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG), Al Jazeera reported.
Nigerian anti-corruption officials discussed on Tuesday how to effectively combat graft in the country’s ports, which annually lose up to 2.5 trillion naira (US$6.89 billion) to “negative operational elements,” according to the August Ports User Survey Report from the Convention on Business Integrity.
The European Court of Human Rights rejected on Tuesday Italy’s request for a referral and declared its June judgement that the country must change its laws on life imprisonment and milden its harsh prison regime for those who refuse to cooperate with the authorities final.
Two British anti-corruption watchdogs are calling on the UK’s attorney general to stop obstructing a bribery investigation involving an Airbus subsidiary and a defence contract with Saudi Arabia.
Fourteen media workers have been murdered in Russia since the beginning of 2017, an analysis by the London-based Justice for Journalists Foundation (JFJ) said on Monday, marking the 13th anniversary of the murder of Novaya Gazeta journalist, Anna Politkovskaya.
Bulgarian authorities indicted former Deputy Economy Minister Alexander Manolev and 25-year-old Anna Dimitrova for fraudulently obtaining money from EU funds to build a ‘’guest house,’’ but then turning it into Manolev’s private vacation home.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned North Macedonia of Chinese encroachment in the Balkans, citing bribery and exploitative investments as impending threats in a Friday speech before North Macedonian government officials.
A new study is linking the United States’ attempts to enforce stricter border controls to increased corruption among officers at the nation’s crossings, with the author warning it’s “only the tip of the iceberg.”