The European Parliament Research Center has published a report on the prevalence of corruption and anti-corruption measures in the European Union as a whole and in selected countries.

The Brazilian Federal Prosecutor's Office has presented a new guideline whose provisions should be followed by prosecutors when entering into leniency agreements for corruption.

In the context of the discussed possibility of introducing control over the expenditures of former officials in Russia, we looked at how anti-corruption declaration after dismissal from public service is applied in other countries and what are the difficulties in introducing such mechanisms.

How Russia and other countries publicize information about corrupt officials - in our review.

Myanmar (Burma) has adopted a four-year strategic action plan for civil service reform that includes the establishment of an asset declaration obligation, the development of whistleblower protection mechanisms, and improved training for employees.

Lithuania and Costa Rica officially became members of the OECD Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions.

Jamaica has enacted the Integrity Commission Act, which provides for the establishment of a separate anti-corruption body and establishes a duty to declare the assets of public officials.

Nigeria has enacted a law establishing measures to protect whistleblowers of corruption from reprisals.

Fourteen years after signing, Japan officially became a member of the UN Convention against Corruption.

The International Anti-Corruption Coordination Center has been established in London to counter corruption in the highest echelons of power.

A summit of the G20 countries was held in Germany, during which a number of strategic anti-corruption agreements were adopted.

Russia has adopted a law on the creation of a register of officials dismissed for loss of confidence.

The European Parliament Research Center has published a report on the prevalence of corruption and anti-corruption measures in the European Union as a whole and in selected countries.

The Brazilian Federal Prosecutor's Office has presented a new guideline whose provisions should be followed by prosecutors when entering into leniency agreements for corruption.

In the context of the discussed possibility of introducing control over the expenditures of former officials in Russia, we looked at how anti-corruption declaration after dismissal from public service is applied in other countries and what are the difficulties in introducing such mechanisms.

How Russia and other countries publicize information about corrupt officials - in our review.

Myanmar (Burma) has adopted a four-year strategic action plan for civil service reform that includes the establishment of an asset declaration obligation, the development of whistleblower protection mechanisms, and improved training for employees.

Lithuania and Costa Rica officially became members of the OECD Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions.

Jamaica has enacted the Integrity Commission Act, which provides for the establishment of a separate anti-corruption body and establishes a duty to declare the assets of public officials.

Nigeria has enacted a law establishing measures to protect whistleblowers of corruption from reprisals.

Fourteen years after signing, Japan officially became a member of the UN Convention against Corruption.

The International Anti-Corruption Coordination Center has been established in London to counter corruption in the highest echelons of power.

A summit of the G20 countries was held in Germany, during which a number of strategic anti-corruption agreements were adopted.

Russia has adopted a law on the creation of a register of officials dismissed for loss of confidence.

The European Parliament Research Center has published a report on the prevalence of corruption and anti-corruption measures in the European Union as a whole and in selected countries.

The Brazilian Federal Prosecutor's Office has presented a new guideline whose provisions should be followed by prosecutors when entering into leniency agreements for corruption.

In the context of the discussed possibility of introducing control over the expenditures of former officials in Russia, we looked at how anti-corruption declaration after dismissal from public service is applied in other countries and what are the difficulties in introducing such mechanisms.

How Russia and other countries publicize information about corrupt officials - in our review.

Myanmar (Burma) has adopted a four-year strategic action plan for civil service reform that includes the establishment of an asset declaration obligation, the development of whistleblower protection mechanisms, and improved training for employees.

Lithuania and Costa Rica officially became members of the OECD Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions.

Jamaica has enacted the Integrity Commission Act, which provides for the establishment of a separate anti-corruption body and establishes a duty to declare the assets of public officials.

Nigeria has enacted a law establishing measures to protect whistleblowers of corruption from reprisals.

Fourteen years after signing, Japan officially became a member of the UN Convention against Corruption.

The International Anti-Corruption Coordination Center has been established in London to counter corruption in the highest echelons of power.

A summit of the G20 countries was held in Germany, during which a number of strategic anti-corruption agreements were adopted.

Russia has adopted a law on the creation of a register of officials dismissed for loss of confidence.