Transparency International

On May 12, 2016, David Cameron convened an anti-corruption summit with politicians, officials and civil society...

A court in Bosnia and Herzegovina ruled Monday that the banking agency of the autonomous Republika Srpska had acted...

Bulgarian president Rosen Plevneliev saidon Monday that the energy sector is the country’s most susceptible to corrupt...

For years, Laszlo Taso, a state minister in Hungary, failed to declare some of his properties in his annual wealth...

After a two-month trial, the two whistleblowers of the LuxLeak case have been convicted, while the journalist involved was...

Russia’s Federation Council unanimously voted to reappoint Prosecutor General Yury Chaika for another five-year term, in the...

Despite widespread public fury over the billions allegedly stolen by former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and his...

The Romanian Constitutional Court (CCR) unanimously decided Wednesday that abuse of office remains a criminal offense,...

A series of leaked emails to British newspaper The Daily Mail reveals the depth of former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair’s...

In May of 2013, the government of Azerbaijan, via its State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR), injected $750,000 into an...

Georgia’s Constitutional Court ruled last week for law changes on surveillance, saying the current unrestricted access the...

When Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko ran for the top office in 2014, he promised voters he would sell Roshen, Ukraine’s...