United Insurance Brokers Limited charged with failure to prevent bribes being paid to officials
Ollanta Humala is the latest of the country’s leaders to be found guilty of corruption
Prime minister’s decision to resume ferocious offensive in Gaza provokes growing backlash from troops
Prime minister’s mounting legal troubles bring him into increasing conflict with legal and investigatory bodies
Representatives for Chinese tech giant accused of offering cash, football tickets and smartphones to parliament staff
NGOs allege the French business benefited from graft in relation to major African port concessions
Former UK City minister implicated in Dhaka corruption inquiry
Chinese company’s offices in Brussels raided as part of cash-for-influence investigation
Sobhan family under scrutiny amid efforts to claw back billions of dollars allegedly lost under Sheikh Hasina’s rule
Supreme Court halts move to send Israeli mining tycoon to Romania after conviction
FCA action linked to Mozambique corruption scandal comes six years after duo pleaded guilty
Judge rejects dishonesty allegations but finds Raffaele Mincione’s representation of London building’s value was ‘not frank’
Former CEO and chair seek court order so they can see any information shared with prosecutors
Rolling back anti-graft laws would turn global dealmaking into a free-for-all
Despite US president’s new executive order, companies still have incentives to retain safeguards against corruption
Recent moves by the president will open America’s doors to bad actors
‘Velvet Hammer’ convicted on 10 of 23 counts in landmark corruption trial
Prosecutors have pursued high-profile cases since Foreign Corrupt Practices Act was introduced in 1977
Abandoning the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act would not be good business
President says move will ‘mean a lot more business for America’
Mike Wainwright found guilty by Swiss court of paying more than €5mn in bribes to secure oil trading contracts in Angola
Mike Madigan’s case caps a decade-long probe into official malfeasance in a city notorious for it
Investigation comes as charities call on minister to resign brief due to family ties
From barbers to private schools, businesses and individuals are forced to send payments to criminals active across the region
Prime minister’s wife accused of harassing witnesses and obstructing justice in her husband’s corruption cases
