Daily Corruption News: 6 June 2012
Today's top story
Global: Corruption in Europe could slow recovery - study
Reuters (TI mention)
Political and business corruption in Europe, especially in the Mediterranean, could further weaken vulnerable economies struggling to overcome the euro crisis, an international watchdog said on Wednesday.
More news
Global: Maltese company investigated in French arms sale bribery case
Times of Malta
Australia: Support grows for corruption informants
Sydney Morning Herald
Italy: Top Italian banker to face trial over UniCredit tax fraud allegations
The Guardian
Singapore: Singapore official charged in rare corruption case
The Wall Street Journal
UK: City lawyer 'lost her £200,000 job after exposing corruption'
The Telegraph
Multimedia of the week
South Africa: How South Africa’s secrecy bill would have affected some of the country’s top scoops
The Guardian
Blogs and opinion
Germany: How corrupt are German politics?
Deutsche Welle (TI mention)
USA: Kroll study finds concern about bribery risk as investment increases
Wall Street Journal Blogs
News from Transparency International
Web feature: Corruption a pan-European problem – new report
Call for nominations: Corruption fighters wanted
