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Iraqi Shiite cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr may opt for demonstrations instead of prayers in a bid to replace the country’s senior...

Equatorial Guinea said it wants to rejoin a group that works on curbing corruption in resource-rich countries after it was...

The reputations of the police chief in charge of the investigation and the doctor who assessed the condition of Ivan...

Russian police arrested investigative journalist Ivan Golunov on Thursday, accusing him of possessing club drugs, which...

It is widely known that major Russian media outlets — especially television — are controlled by the government. But who...

Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández was investigated by the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), the Honduran...

Russia’s Economy Ministry has proposed a new bill that would make it more difficult for anti-corruption activists and...

British authorities have banned the sale of properties linked to a public official “believed to be involved in serious...

The Bulgarian Parliament overwhelmingly accepted on Wednesday the resignation of Agriculture Minister Rumen Porozhanov, the...

Many Venezuelan fleeing their troubled country fall prey to human traffickers as they search for a better life, Transparency...

A newly-published discussion paper on corruption in Papua New Guinea’s public sector found that low-level officials are...

In the twenty years since the small, post-Soviet nation of Georgia joined the Council of Europe, and thirty years since...