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Yemen: Militias Reopen Iranian Hospital That Was Used as Spy Center

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…

Asharq Al-Awsat

UN resolution flags Sri Lanka rights abuses, economic crisis

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

Al Jazeera

From minister to lobbyist in three months: New Zealand needs to do better on transparency

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

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Former Queensland Health Metro North boss Malcolm Stamp has corruption charges dropped

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a job for his daughter when he was the chief executive of Metro North Health and Hospital Service, but the charges were withdrawn by the prosecution.

ABC News

IBAC should explain hearings: Vic inquiry

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

AAP

Chicago's Red Light Cameras Keep Fueling Corruption Scandals

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

Reason

Senthilbalaji, Tamil Nadu’s resourceful party hopper

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

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Will the National Anti-Corruption Commission actually stamp out corruption in government?

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

The Conversation

Energy Crisis Feared by Europe Long a Reality in Iraq

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…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Congress leader Modhwadia, former Gujarat CM Vaghela get Court summons to appear as witnesses in corruption case

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

The Hindu

EXPLAINER: Favre, other sports figures in welfare fraud case

Mississippi’s largest public corruption case in state history involves tens of millions of misspent dollars earmarked for needy families

The Independent UK

US sanctions Bosnian minister in anti-corruption effort

The U.S. government has imposed sanctions on the head of Bosnia’s autonomous Bosniak-Croat Federation and others

The Independent UK

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The thriving career of an AIIMS official accused of serial corruption

The store purchase committee lies at the heart of the administration of Delhi’s All India Institute of Medical Sciences. It is this committee that authorises all purchases above Rs 1 crore made by the institution.

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Battle over corruption watchdog hearings

The proposal for a national anti-corruption commission has divided parliament, with the opposition and members of the cross bench poking holes in the model.

The Independent UK

Voting ends in Bosnia election set to bring little change

Polls have closed in Bosnia’s general election in which voters were choosing their new leaders from among the long-established cast of sectarian candidates and challengers promising to eradicate corruption and clientelism in government

The Guardian - UK

Lula: the rise and fall and rise again of Brazil’s president-elect

Former shoe-shine boy who became country’s first working-class president in 2002 sealed an astonishing comeback on Sunday

The Hindu

It is ironical that Congress is speaking about eradicating corruption, says Joshi

It is even more ironical that we are talking about ‘fake Gandhis’ on Gandhi Jayanti: Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs

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Former Tamil Nadu chief minister urges government to cancel PDS tenders awarded to erring firms

Mr. Panneerselvam recalled Chief Minister M.K. Stalin's statements against corruption before elections and questioned his silence over the awarding of tenders to these firms.

Reuters

Bulgarian GERB ahead in election, but coalition outlook uncertain

Bulgaria's GERB party of ex-Prime Minister Boyko Borissov looked set for a narrow win in Sunday's election, the fourth in less two years, as voters sought predictability from a former leader amid steep inflation and the war in Ukraine.

The Guardian - AU

Anti-corruption body could examine Scott Morrison over Coalition’s ‘sports rorts’, Labor suggests

Attorney general Mark Dreyfus insists new commission ‘is not an exercise in political payback’ and says it could tap phones of federal politicians

ABC News

Attorney-general warns politicians after confirming integrity commission could access encrypted texts on WhatsApp and Signal

Australia's Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus warns that the National Anti-Corruption Commission legislation will see the body have the ability to tap the phones of politicians, even if they are messaging on encrypted apps.

The Guardian - AU

Four state scandals that show what a federal anti-corruption commission could uncover

From Eddie Obeid to ‘Mr Ipswich’, state anti-corruption bodies have already shown how they can hold the powerful to account

The Independent UK

Fortunes reverse for ex-judge and Brazil president he jailed

When federal judge Sergio Moro resigned to enter politics, many in Brazil believed the anti-corruption crusader who jailed a popular former president could someday occupy the nation’s most powerful office

The Guardian - AU

The idea that MPs only look after themselves lingers, as pressure builds over closed anti-corruption hearings

For the integrity watchdog to rebuild voter trust in politicians, it must be transparent and earn that trust

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