The Latest Breaking News from Corruption

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez will testify on July 30 in a preliminary corruption inquiry into his wife Begona Gomez's business ties, a Madrid court said Monday, an issue that caused him to consider resigning three months ago.

The former deputy prime minister is running for the country’s presidency, writes Kim Sengupta in Chisinau. He knows support from the West against the Kremlin will be vital

Kenya’s President William Ruto fired all but one cabinet minister in his second shock decision following deadly protests triggered by tax increases. The first was the withdrawal of the tax measures on 26 June, the day after at least a dozen people were killed in youth-led nationwide protests. Ruto has…

Africans still have stronger preference for democratic governance than many other parts of the world

Wang Fade’s case adds to a growing list of corruption scandals at the Export and Import Bank of China

Tony Burke asks federal police to investigate corruption allegations against union

Tasmania's government is investigating actions to take against the state's CFMEU branch following allegations of corruption.

Tony Burke’s request to federal police comes as he vows to ‘take action’ after Nine investigation into construction division of union

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