The Latest Breaking News from Corruption

Vimal Kumar Harsoor, a 34-yr-old activist, plans to go on an 1800-km solo bike ride to Delhi to protest against corruption in recruitments. He used to sell books & cosmetics to survive & will kickstart his ride from Kalaburagi on Sat.

Highway Tender Scam: The Supreme Court on December 8 refused to intervene in an appeal filed by the Tamil Nadu Director of Vigilance and Corruption (DVAC) against a Madras High Court decision to rule out a fresh inquiry against former Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami in connection with an alleged State Highway…

Hundreds of people have rallied in the Slovak capital against the new government’s plan to close the special prosecutors office that deals with major crimes, including high-profile murders, terrorism and graft

For months, Albanian opposition parties have used flares and noise to disrupt Parliament, in protest at what they describe as the authoritarian rule of the governing Socialist Party

.Voters in M.P. showed unwavering allegiance to ruling BJP despite perceiving increased corruption. Post-poll survey found 62% of voters thought corruption had increased, yet only 45% voted for Congress.

Critics of Robert Fico fear aim is to halt investigations into individuals connected to ruling Smer party

The rough-around-the-edges docudrama of cops misusing their power seems even more provocative today

Netanyahu, who did not attend Monday’s hearing, has described charges against him as a ‘witch-hunt’.

kerala Opposition leader v.d. Satheesan rebutted CPI(M) claim that Congress' Lok Sabha motion on Kerala's financial crisis contradicted UDF's narrative. He said Congress had repeatedly slammed Centre's fiscal federalism trespasses. Satheesan accused LDF of dismal fiscal management, maladministration, prolificacy & corruption. He said Centre's scaling down of tax dividend &…

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has found four former Revenue Department officials in Samut Prakan province to be unusually wealthy, by 2.1 billion baht.

A court in Mauritania's capital Nouakchott on Monday sentenced former president Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz to five years in prison for having abused his position to amass an ill-gotten fortune.