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Railway bribery: Mahesh Kumar sent to CBI custody
Mahesh Kumar, suspended Railway Board member, who along with Union Railway minister Pawan Kumar Bansal's nephew is an accused in the Rs. 10 crore bribery case, was on Monday sent to CBI's custody
Read More »Bosnia federation head arrested in corruption probe
A Bosnian court ordered that the president of the country's autonomous Muslim-Croat federation and four other officials be detained for a month after prosecutors said they took bribes to arrange pardons for convicts.
Read More »Hunan investigates failed election bribery
Discipline watchdogs in Hunan province have launched an investigation into a bribery scandal during the election of the provincial legislative body after a candidate revealed he had given money to more than 300 voters.
Read More »Gov. Cuomo To Avoid Moreland Act Commission To Probe Legislative Corruption–For Now: Source
Here is an expanded version of the lead item from my "Albany Insider" column today: Gov. Cuomo plans to holster--for now--his biggest weapon in the fight against legislative corruption, a source familar with his thinking
Read More »Study finds corruption on rise among border agents, rep says security ‘at risk’
A government watchdog report has identified a dramatic increase in documented corruption cases among U.S. border and immigration agents, finding nearly 150 have been arrested or indicted since 2005.
Read More »Bharara Sees ‘Pervasive’ Corruption
Even for a prosecutor given to colorful metaphors and rhetoric, U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara delivered a particularly damning appraisal of New York's political culture on Tuesday after unveiling a complaint alleging influence-peddling, secret land
Read More »Corruption investigations: Commissioners fear for lives
Home Affairs co-minister, Theresa Makone said she had assured the commissioners of their safety since they had the backing of President Robert Mugabe, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai and his deputy Arthur Mutambara in
Read More »Former Greek Defense Minister Convicted in Corruption Case
ATHENS — A former Greek defense minister, Akis Tsochatzopoulos, was convicted and sentenced on Monday to eight years in prison for concealing assets from the authorities. It was the second high-profile corruption conviction in
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