Africa and organized crime : a cost of 50 billion a year
Africa loses at least $50 billion a year to illicit practices like tax fraud, corruption and organized crime, a worrying situation that is hurting
How elephants are financing organized crime
Shortly before 11 a.m. on the last Saturday in May, a heavily laden white Mitsubishi truck pulled into the Fuji Motors East Africa car dealership in
160 arresti contro la N’drangheta in Italia
Maxi operazione dei carabinieri contro la ’ndrangheta in Emilia Romagna. Gli arresti disposti dalla magistratura di Bologna sono 117. Tra quest
And now, AfriLeaks for new whistleblowers
African whistleblowers have now their platform in order to fight corruption, which is “secure”, announced a strange online video on the Internet
How European PR firms are used by dictators
Yesterday, Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO), an international NGO based in Brussels, released a new report exposing companies behind Europe’s
In Spain, more than 150 ongoing corruption cases in the courts
The idea that the New Year means a chance to start all over again is often little more than a well-meaning fantasy. And nowhere is that more clear
How to (re)think organized crime in Mexico
By 2010, the criminal landscape in Mexico differed greatly from that in 1989. Numerous crime groups, some with small but critical niches, controlled
China’s hunt for corruption : chief of secret service detained
Ma Jian, one of the mainland’s top spy chiefs, has been detained over alleged corruption as part of President Xi Jinping’s ever-widening crackdown on
Mubarak, possibly free, is facing court for corruption
Hosni Mubarak, former president of Egypt, 86, will face Supreme Court in a case of corruption. The only charge left, after the cancellation Tuesday
Viktor Ianoukovitch, wanted by Interpol
Viktor Ianoukovitch, former Ukrainian president, is now wanted by international police organisation Interpol (Lyon, FRANCE). Interpol diffused a
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