Daily Corruption News: 31 May 2012
Today's top story
India: India clears new national telecom policy
The Wall Street Journal
India's federal cabinet of ministers on Thursday approved the long-awaited new telecommunications policy, as the government moved ahead to bring in greater transparency on policies and regulations in a sector tarnished by graft allegations.
More news
Global: New details emerge as ex-border patrol brothers fight corruption charges
The Huffington Post
Czech Republic: Is Rath corruption case a landmark?
Prague Post (TI mention)
Tunisia: Tunisia’s judges strike after 82 colleagues fired for corruption
The Washington Post
UK: Fraud investigation uncovers £20m public sector fraud and error
BBC News
Zambia: Zambia arrests former president Banda's son over graft
Agence France-Presse
Multimedia of the week
Nigeria: Pressure mounts to stop fuel corruption in Nigeria
BBC
Blogs and opinion
Global: Corruption: You get who you pay for
The Economist
Global: World Bank begins publishing debarment decisions
Wall Street Journal Blog
News from Transparency International
Web feature: Reporting corruption in Latin America
Upcoming event: How corrupt is Europe? New report on 6 June