Daily Corruption News
8 February 2018

Today's Top Story

Bangladesh: Khaleda Zia jailed for five years in corruption case
Al Jazeera

A court in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, has sentenced former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia to jail in a corruption case. Judge Md Akhtaruzzaman of the Special Court-5 on Thursday sentenced the two-time former prime minister to five years rigorous imprisonment.

Other News

Global: US branch of Dutch Rabobank to pay big for drug money laundering
Deutsche Welle
European Union: EU migration chief hits out at ‘sick minds’ over Greece bribery probe
BBC News
Brazil: Silva taps Brazil's anger at corruption in presidential bid
Reuters
Israel: Israeli PM Netanyahu hits out at police chief amid corruption probe
Sky News
Romania: 'Crucial moment' for Romania as MEPs debate judiciary
EUobserver
South Africa: Evidence of state capture the 'tip of the iceberg' — tribunal panel
Huffington Post (TI mention)
Ukraine: Sytnyk: launch of Anti-Corruption Court in Ukraine in 2018 to become trial for Ukrainian authorities
Kyiv Post

Blog/Opinion

USA: US campaign finance: reining in America’s oligarchs
The Globalist

From Transparency International

Feature: Stopping dirty money: The global effective-o-meter (updated)
Feature: Promise and peril: Blockchain, bitcoin and the fight against corruption
Voices for Transparency: Real lives, real stories: Maldives

 

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