Malawi National Integrity System Assessment 2013
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Berlusconi: No immunity, no impunity
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The expulsion of Silvio Berlusconi shows no one's above the law in Italy, but more must be done to fight the systemic corruption.
Two-thirds of parliaments fail to be watchdogs of defence corruption
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Czech Republic: new elections, new chances
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In the wake of a scandal and a dissolved parliament, can a new Czech government restore public confidence?
Transparency International’s Curaçao study highlights weaknesses in the public sector, political parties and media
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France: politicians and banks put on the spot
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Scandal has spurred action in France, where politicians will soon have to declare their assets. Do these changes go far enough?
No complacency for corruption on anniversary of 100 years of Public Service Act
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EU leaders at European Council need to address the constitutional changes in Hungary
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Do we need women-specific anti-corruption projects?
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Is enough being done to engage women in anti-corruption work? What can be done to help women fight corruption?
Lack of oversight, unachieved goals, and an unclear management structure are the main weaknesses of the Misión Vivienda housing programme
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Holding politicians to account: asset declarations
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When politicians openly declare their assets, it's harder to mask potential corruption from the public. But standards vary around the world. We look at good examples and ongoing…
New coalition against corruption in Sri Lanka
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Transparency International Sri Lanka has launched a new coalition. Members say the country is plagued with corruption, a situation they aim to change.
Transparency International warns new presidential powers in Egypt are a threat to democracy
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Fighting corruption in Ukraine: A serious challenge
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The elections in Ukraine have returned the ruling party to power but with a tarnished image. This should be no surprise, based on the evidence of our 2011 report on the country.
