Daily Corruption News: 15 November 2012
Today's top story
Global: Walmart discloses new anti-corruption probes
Financial Times
Walmart said an internal probe into potential violations of anti-corruption law had extended to Brazil, China and India as it reported quarterly profits in line with market expectations and sales growth that fell short.
More news
Global: Bono deems corruption world's 'biggest killer'
Agence France-Presse
Global: EU halts Afghan judicial aid over corruption
Al Jazeera
Global: EADS launches external review of corruption rules
Reuters
China: Corruption in military poses a test for China
The New York Times
Uganda: World Bank reassesses Uganda aid after graft allegations
Reuters
USA: Justice Dept. issues guidance on overseas bribes
The New York Times
Multimedia of the week
China: China's Xi Jinping vows to tackle corruption
BBC News
Blogs and opinion
Global: Fear of getting caught best antidote to corruption - lawyer
TrustLaw
Brazil: Political corruption in Brazil: A blow against impunity
The Economist
News from Transparency International
Web feature: Ending impunity in Senegal
On the blog: Dancing and acting against corruption in the streets of Harare
