Daily Corruption News: 25 January 2013
Today's top story
Libya: Libya’s silence on oil deals a setback for transparency
Reuters
Libya will not reveal the details of its oil sales this year, National Oil Corporation (NOC) officials told Reuters this week, stepping back from pledges to deliver greater transparency after the corruption of the pre-revolutionary regime.
More news
Australia: Corruption watchdog has to beg and borrow to do job
The Sydney Morning Herald (TI mention)
China: For China, corruption’s fight is a “life or death” struggle
Voice of America
Honduras: Honduras can’t pay its bills, neglects services
Associated Press (TI mention)
Russia: Russian tycoons concerned as Magnitsky fallout spreads
Reuters
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe orders diamond fraud probe as election looms
Reuters
Blogs and opinion
Global: Anti-corruption views: Playing politics with national security
TrustLaw (TI mention)
Global: Davos 2013: Tackling corruption the unconventional way
Financial Times (blogs) (TI mention)
India: Do India’s political parties condone corruption?
BBC
News from Transparency International
On the blog: Spain’s scandals indicate need for reform
Web feature: Our message for the World Economic Forum
