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A decisive vote on Tuesday could see the final adoption of a law, dubbed the “Russian law” by critics, that targets civil society organisations and independent media in Georgia that receive foreign funding. For ten days now, the pro-Russian government in power in Tbilisi has made no secret of its…

Seven out of 10 have outside work with six earning more with work than as parliamentary representatives, analysis shows

Most countries in Latin America saw an increase in corruption over the past year, except for Dominican Republic and Guyana

Transparency International chief says fall to 20th place should act as ‘a wake-up call’ for the government

Bernardo Arevalo is due to be sworn in on Sunday as Guatemala's president after warding off months of judicial machinations to block him from office after his vow to clamp down on deep-rooted corruption.

After the U.S. lifted its sanctions, Venezuela is trying to revive its beleaguered oil industry. But ramping up production is causing more oil spills.

In six years, Weah, Liberia’s most famous citizen became so unpopular he lost the election to a man he defeated in 2017.

Poll also shows two-thirds believe corruption is common in federal government, as expert raises concerns about trust in democracy

Other lives: Lecturer in international relations who later worked in the political division of the Commonwealth Secretariat in London