Daily Corruption News: 26 November 2012
Today's top story
Global: Offshore secrets revealed: the shadowy side of a booming industry
The Guardian
The existence of an extraordinary global network of sham company directors, most of them British, can be revealed.
More news
Global: KPMG: Zimbabwe, Nigeria, SA top most corrupt African nations
Voice of America (TI mention)
Austria: European lawmaker Strasser on trial for corruption
Reuters
Brazil: Brazil dismisses officials over corruption allegations
BBC
Canada: Canadian engineering firm former exec charged: report
Agence France-Presse
Republic of the Congo: Imports, corruption drive up food prices
IRIN
UK: Tax evasion flourishing with help from UK firms
BBC
USA: FBI uses Twitter, social media to look for securities fraud
Reuters
Blogs and opinion
China: China’s nemesis: bribes, banquets and backslapping
Reuters
Russia: Putin's circle: corruption, connections, and adultery?
The New Yorker
News from Transparency International
Web feature: Aid robbed in Uganda: what can be done?
Launch: Corruption Perceptions Index 2012: December 5
