Transparency International

Corruption Perceptions Index 2018

Rank

11 / 180

A country's rank indicates its position relative to the other countries in the index. Learn more.

Score

80 / 100

A country or territory’s score indicates the perceived level of public sector corruption on a scale of 0 (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean). Learn more.

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Trade unions and civil society call on G20 to protect whistleblowers

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Interagency coordination mechanisms: improving the effectiveness of national anti-corruption efforts

Why corruption matters in the EU elections

What voters should know as they head to the polls.

Three years after the Panama Papers: progress on horizon

The explosive Pulitzer Prize-winning global media project known as the "Panama Papers" turned three years old, and there are many reasons to celebrate.

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Regulating Private Sector Corruption

Historic day for whistleblowers as EU agrees pathbreaking legislation

Troika Laundromat signals a different kind of financial crisis

The Troika Laundromat investigation shines a spotlight on a cast of new and familiar characters in the ongoing saga surrounding flows of dirty money through the world’s financial system.

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Models of donor coordination for managing multi-donor inputs

Western Europe and EU: stagnating anti-corruption efforts and weakening democratic institutions

With an average regional score of 66 out of 100, Western Europe and the EU are doing far better than other parts of the globe. However, for a region that prides itself on some of the most robust integrity systems in the world, the patchwork of partially overlapping national and EU-level integrity systems presents its own problems and still has a long way to go to tackle corruption effectively.

International Anti-Corruption Conference opens with renewed commitments to action from governments, businesses, international orgs

Development, peace and security focus of 18th International Anti-Corruption Conference in Copenhagen

Risky business: Europe’s golden visa programmes

Are EU Member States accepting too much risk in their investor migration schemes?

EU member states in race to the bottom to sell Golden Visas to the super-rich

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