- Transparency International Spain produced an index that shows how easy it is for citizens to find out what their local councils are doing. How did authorities around the country fare?

- As new World Bank president Jim Yong Kim takes the reins of the giant development financier, we have a look at the Bank's recent efforts to tackle corruption and offer advice to the incoming president.

- In an article published on Huffington Post, Transparency International chair Huguette Labelle talks about the G20’s commitment to making the financial sector more transparent. Three years after promising to end bank secrecy, have they delivered?

- A year and a half after agreeing an Anti-Corruption Action Plan, the G20 meet in Mexico. Have they acted as planned?

- As delegates gather for crucial climate talks in Rio de Janeiro, we are pushing them to tackle corruption risks that threaten our planet's future.

- In an article published in the Huffington Post, Transparency International discusses the spectacle of a police raid at the Italian national team's training camp days on the eve of the European Football Championship today: a sorry indictment of the state of football.

- With the eyes of the sporting world focused on Poland and Ukraine for the Euro 2012 football championship, we have a look at the co-hosts’ performance on anti-corruption and transparency.

- Across Europe, corruption is undermining confidence in national institutions and contributing to a sustained economic crisis, reveals a new report from Transparency International.

- Corruption hurts people all over the world every day. Victims or witnesses of corruption need to speak up to challenge it. Transparency International offers help and advice through our Advocacy and Legal Advice Centres.

- Despite its massive oil resources, Eurovision 2012 host Azerbaijan is plagued by endemic corruption that prevents ordinary Azerbaijanis from sharing in their country’s natural wealth and is a significant barrier to Azerbaijan’s development.