Daily Corruption News: 13 August 2012

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Posted 13 August 2012

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Afghanistan: Key officials under Karzai are criticized
New York Times

The chief of Afghanistan’s antigraft commission has called for the country’s finance minister to step aside while he is being investigated in connection with corruption allegations, even as the minister appealed to his Western backers for support.



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India: Indian yoga guru detained after anti-graft protest
Associated Press

Indonesia: Indonesia’s cops and graft fighters need to get along
The Wall Street Journal Blogs

Russia: Timber trade threatens Russia protest leader
Reuters

USA: Lack of corporate monitor obligations in FCPA settlements may ease remediation costs - sources
Thomson Reuters

Vatican City: Vatican judge indicts Pope’s butler in leak case
New York Times



Blogs and opinion

India: Corruption in India - In Vinod we trust
The Economist

Romania: Romania: A Balkan imbroglio
Financial Times 



News from Transparency International

On the blog: Are Chinese leaders ready to tackle corruption in China?
Web feature: Scandals show urgent need for bank reform





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