Iraqis Blame Deadly Fire on Negligence and Corruption
Iraqi authorities have suspended or dismissed several officials after a fire in a Baghdad hospital killed at least 82 people...
Iraqi authorities have suspended or dismissed several officials after a fire in a Baghdad hospital killed at least 82 people...
Hundreds of non-governmental organizations in Venezuela rejected a new law that requires them to fully disclose information...
The U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) asked last week for the public to comment on a series of questions...
The World Bank has blacklisted an anonymously-owned Scottish company for engaging in “fraudulent practices” to win deals...
An Albanian underworld figure is accused of doing business with Italian mafia bosses while usurping prime real estate in his...
The United Nations kicked off its 14th Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in Kyoto, Japan on Saturday, with...
Of the US$245 billion lost around the globe each year to corporate tax abuse, over two-thirds are extracted by jurisdictions...
Journalists worldwide urged President Daniel Ortega to allow international organizations to enter Nicaragua and investigate...
Hundreds attended on Wednesday the funeral of three young women who have worked for a TV and radio station in the eastern...
A panel of experts from the United Nations called upon world governments to not only fight tax abuse and cross-border...
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman (MBS), approved an operation to “capture or kill” Saudi journalist Jamal...
Congo-Brazzaville’s repressive government has quietly bought an arsenal from Azerbaijan.