Daily Corruption News
5 March 2018 Today's Top Story Global: Gold for visas
OCCRP (TI mention) For refugees and poor migrants, travel can be terrifying, with no guarantee of a welcome at the end. For the one percent,â âit's a different story, as a growing number of cash-strapped countries invite them inâ âââ âas long as they bring plenty of money. Other News Global: Oil giants Shell, Eni on trial in big Nigerian bribery case
Associated Press Cambodia: Corruption fueling deforestation in Cambodia
Deutsche Welle Guinea Bissau: Political crisis deepens in Guinea Bissau as sanctions bite
The Irish Times Israel: Former Netanyahu spokesman signs state's witness deal in graft probe: Justice Ministry
Reuters Kyrgyzstan: Kyrgyz demonstrators demand dismissal of 'corrupt' judges
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty USA: Trump dossier author reportedly told Mueller that Russia asked Trump not to appoint Romney as secretary of State
CNBC Blog/Opinion Global: Money laundering is a massive threat. The financial sector can help prevent it.
Miami Herald From Transparency International Voices for Transparency: David OndráÄka: Corruption from a global perspective and what is happening in the world?
Press Release: Golden visa programmes in europe pose major corruption risk
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