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The growing influence of sports gambling has spurred calls for a better legal framework for the industry
Annual budget of €600,000 is less than half the €1.5mn cash seized in the ‘Qatargate’ scandal
DoJ alleges for first time that Ata Ahsani was involved with his sons in global corruption scandal
Party officials says move by Starmer is part of broader attempt to ‘clean up Westminster’
Former European parliament vice-president Eva Kaili freed from house arrest in corruption case
Former French president sentenced to one-year prison term but will continue legal fight
Riad Salameh failed to appear before Paris investigators over corruption and money-laundering
Kyiv tries to demonstrate anti-corruption credentials as part of its Nato and EU membership bids
Western governments would be making a big mistake if they dragged their feet on reconstruction aid and EU entry for Kyiv
Unprecedented investigation at the European parliament has run into procedural problems
André de Ruyter says he wants to avoid compromising any probe into graft at South African energy group
Commission to set common standards but leave existing institutions in charge of policing behaviour, insiders say
Federal prosecutors allege former associates of Taek Jho Low played key role in scandal
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Failure of high-profile SFO investigations ignites debate over how criminal evidence is shared
German regional party official suspected of corruption in 2019 election campaign
Swiss court upholds conviction of Israeli billionaire over Guinea iron ore deposit case
National Crime Agency drops two of three lines of inquiry against sanctions-hit Russian billionaire after his arrest in December
The agency needs resources and strong leadership — not restructuring
Home Office slammed as ‘sluggish and outmanoeuvred’ on launch of new economic crime plan
Ex-chancellor Sebastian Kurz suspected of seeking positive political coverage
MPs and anti-corruption campaigners criticise plans to limit scope of new ‘failure to prevent’ offence
Malaysian citizen had been convicted in US last year for his role in international financial scandal
Hakan Camuz says he paid Milan-based consultancy for ‘ethical lobbying services’ in Brussels
Two men under investigation in Milan for allegedly helping Pier Antonio Panzeri hide illicit payments
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