Saving football = good governance + anti-corruption
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FIFA’s credibility and the success of the fight against match fixing will rest on its commitment to good governance.
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Civil society’s seat at the G20 table
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For the first time, civil society will officially join G20 meetings in Russia later this year. Transparency International is part of the 'C20' that will monitor and advise at the…
Secrecy breeds contamination: the horse meat scandal
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The integrity of the food supply chain has been called into question across Europe as tons of horse meat has been sold as beef.
Reminder to Italy: Bribery is against the law
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Ex-prime minister Silvio Berlusconi recently said bribes are not a crime. He's wrong: bribery is a crime not only in Italy, but for Italian firms operating abroad, too.
Promoting corporate transparency in the Baltic Sea Region
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On 14 February, watch a live stream of a business integrity conference from Riga, Latvia. Topics under discussion include the importance of corporate reporting and disclosure, as…
Climate talks – active partners or silent onlookers?
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Climate summits are key opportunities to shape the global response to climate change. But how much can civil society influence the talks?
Transparency International turns 20
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In 2013 Transparency International celebrates 20 years of fighting corruption.
Canada toughens foreign bribery law
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Corruption has been a hot topic in Canada recently with a series of scandals involving both the public and private sectors.
Spain: why transparency is the best policy
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The Spanish parliament is currently considering a new law on Transparency, Access to Information and Good Governance that has been stalled for the past year as politicians sought…
Making climate money work
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Corruption could divert climate finance, which – on numerous levels – we cannot afford to let happen.
Everyone pays the cost – Corruption in the defence sector
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The Government Defence Anti-corruption Index assesses what countries do, and fail to do, to counter corruption in their defence sectors. Check your country's results.
Our message for the World Economic Forum
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As the World Economic Forum kicks off, our chair Huguette Labelle is in Davos to co-chair the meeting. See her message.
Coming clean: cycling’s watershed moment
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After Armstrong's doping admission, world cycling needs increased transparency to cure the poor governance damaging its image.
Holding politicians to account: asset declarations
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When politicians openly declare their assets, it's harder to mask potential corruption from the public. But standards vary around the world. We look at good examples and ongoing…
Can technology help African women to fight corruption?
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Our recent hackathon in Nairobi finds women at the crossroads of communication technology and anti-corruption work.
Slovakia: Cities ranked on their transparency
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Transparency International Slovakia analysed and ranked the country's 100 largest city governments on their transparency. The results are rather encouraging.
