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9 April 2018 Today's Top Story Hungary: Hungary could pass 'stop Soros' law within a month after re-electing Viktor Orban's anti-immigrant government
The Independent (TI mention) Right wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban could use his sweeping new political mandate to extend Hungary's crackdown on civil organisations that have been critical of his anti-immigration policies. Other News Global: New US sanctions target Russian corruption and crime
OCCRP Angola: Angola gets $500 million from HSBC account frozen due to fraud
Bloomberg Australia: Legal experts suggest design for federal anti-corruption commission
The Guardian Brazil: Former Brazil president Lula begins serving jail sentence
The Globe and Mail Slovakia: Slovak ruling Smer party loses ground after political crisis
Reuters South Korea: Another former South Korean leader charged with corruption
Associated Press Blog/Opinion Global: Chinaâs oppression reaches beyond its borders
The New York Times From Transparency International Voices for Transparency: Making summits meaningful: a how to guide for heads of government
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