Daily Corruption News: 14 June 2012
Today's top story
Egypt: Finding Mubarak's millions
BBC (TI Mention)
Egyptian officials given the task of recovering billions of dollars believed to have been stolen from the public purse during the Mubarak era are calling on other countries to deliver the help they promised.
More news
Cuba: Cuba replaces 2 Cabinet ministers
Associated Press
Global: Corruption drops slightly in Latin America -survey
Reuters
UK: UK fraud buster plans big revamp after errors
Reuters
United Arab Emirates: UAE Central Bank sees rise in suspicious transactions
Reuters
US: John Edwards will not be retried, Justice Department announces
The Washington Post
Multimedia of the week
Global: Just how corrupt is Europe?
Al Jazeera English
Blogs and opinion
Global: Second oil venture probes corruption allegations in Kazakhstan
Wall Street Journal Blog
US: Corruption, bribery and the "quid pro quo" conundrum
The Huffington Post
News from Transparency International
Web feature: Corruption a pan-European problem - new report
Call for nominations: Corruption fighters wanted
