The Latest Breaking News from Corruption

Many Nigerians say getting a passport is now cumbersome due to corruption and government inefficiency.

The Iranian-backed Houthi militias reopened an Iranian hospital in Sanaa, 13 years after closing it and using it as a center for spying and promoting extremism. The militias changed the hospital's name and allocated more than 3.5 billion riyals to equip it. The move is considered one of the group's…

UN Human Rights Council renews mandate to collect and preserve evidence of atrocities during the decades-long civil war.

The rules should not allow an MP to be reading cabinet papers in June and then lobbying former colleagues in October

It had been claimed Malcolm Stamp arranged a job for his daughter when he was the chief executive of Metro North Health and Hospital Service, but the charges were withdrawn by the prosecution.

A Victorian parliamentary inquiry says the state's corruption watchdog should be required to set out its reasons for public hearings.

A state senator joins several local officials in federal indictments for taking bribes in exchange for contracts.

Corruption allegations against V. Senthilbalaji are a problem for M.K. Stalin

Last week, the government introduced into parliament the bill establishing the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC).

Europe may fear an energy crisis over the coming winter, but for Iraqis an unstable power supply and frequent blackouts have been a reality during decades of war and turmoil. The Middle Eastern country is rich in oil, but endemic corruption and devastating conflict have taken a heavy toll on…

Mr. Modhwadia accused the ruling BJP of putting pressure on cooperative leaders to surrender before it or face consequences