corruption
Coverage of corruption in the Nexus archive.
- Former Ukraine Envoy to US Stefanishyna Receives New Corruption Notice of Suspicion
Olha Stefanishyna has received a new corruption notice of suspicion from Ukraine’s anti-graft agencies. A court is considering a preventive measure against her.
- South Africa: Govt Vows to Intensify Health Corruption Fight - South African News Briefs - August 5, 2026
The South African government has pledged to intensify efforts to combat corruption within the health sector. This commitment was highlighted in a news brief published by allAfrica.
- Candidate Q&A: State Senate District 25 – Chris Lee
Candidate Chris Lee for State Senate District 25 suggests Hawaiʻi should examine Singapore's proven strategies to combat corruption. The article highlights his focus on anti-corruption measures inspired by Singapore's approach.
- TVK govt. will crack down on insults against women, says Aadhav Arjuna
The TVK government plans to crack down on insults against women, as stated by Aadhav Arjuna. The Minister emphasized that just as corruption is being eliminated, the culture of insulting women should also be eradicated.
- Daphne Caruana Galizia was investigating suspected corruption when killed, jury told
Journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was investigating suspected corruption involving businessman Yorgen Fenech and members of Malta’s government when she was killed, a jury has heard. Fenech, who is on trial for murder, is accused of commissioning her car bombing in October 2017.
- Lebanon arrests former Palestinian envoy to face PA graft charges
Lebanon has arrested Ashraf Dabbour, a former Palestinian envoy, who is facing corruption and embezzlement charges. Dabbour served as ambassador in Beirut from 2012 to 2025.
- Lebanon arrests former Palestinian ambassador
Lebanese authorities arrested former Palestinian ambassador Ashraf Dabbour ahead of his extradition to Palestine for corruption charges. He was previously arrested in April at the request of the Palestinian Authority over allegations of corruption and embezzlement during his tenure as envoy from 2012 to 2025.
- South Africa: Fake Hit, HIV Case and Corruption Battles Rock Gauteng Courts
Brown Mogotsi returns to court after failing to win bail, Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala's trial within a trial continues, and a Pretoria man accused of deliberately infecting his former girlfriend with HIV faces court proceedings. The Democratic Alliance calls for the anti-corruption unit to be scrapped.
- Bangladesh’s future depends on the military distancing itself from politics
Bangladesh’s future is tied to the military distancing itself from politics. The generals' pursuit of wealth and civilian power has fueled corruption and weakened the army.
- Trump offering early access to online posts in move seen as corruption
Donald Trump is offering early access to his Truth Social posts through a subscription-based data service, with payments up to $100,000 per month. The move has been described as corruption benefitting a sitting president.
- Party posts for leaders who joined TVK from other parties soon: Minister N. Anand
Minister N. Anand announced that party posts for leaders who joined TVK from other parties will be allocated soon. He emphasized that the party and government will not compromise on corruption.
- Senator Schumer proposes agency to address corruption, including Trump’s crypto ventures
Senator Schumer proposes an agency to address corruption, specifically targeting Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency ventures. The legislation references Trump’s disclosure of billions in crypto earnings in 2025 and his family’s business connections to foreign governments.
- Democrats miss mark on accountability, poll shows
A poll by Third Way and Impact Research, first shared with Semafor, shows voters trust Republicans more than Democrats to reduce government waste, fraud, and abuse and address corruption. Despite negative ratings of Trump’s stance on corruption, Democrats have an opening to rebuild trust through accountability measures, with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer planning legislation to prevent presidential personal profit.
- Hawaii corruption case could trigger federal probe on $300M in Covid money
U.S. Representative Ed Case is urging scrutiny of federal Covid-19 funds following allegations of bribery and corruption among Hawaii's leaders, which could lead to a federal probe. The case involves potential misuse of $300 million in federal funds.
- Michael Madigan appeals corruption conviction to Supreme Court
Michael Madigan has appealed his corruption conviction to the Supreme Court. This follows a federal appeals court upholding his conviction three months ago.
- Tai Po fire: contractor’s 2 directors deny all allegations in witness statements
Two directors of a contractor linked to the Tai Po fire at Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court denied allegations of bid-rigging, corruption, and collusion with consultants. District councillor Peggy Wong Pik-kiu denied claims of exchanging 'gift bags' for proxy votes and soliciting support.
- Why are administrative and financial powers of elected panchayat pradhans being curtailed in WB? | Explained
West Bengal’s government is reducing the administrative and financial powers of elected panchayat pradhans to enhance transparency and combat corruption, amid escalating political tensions.
- On the front line of Ecuador's drugs war, police fight gangs, guns and corruption
Ecuador's police are confronting a significant rise in drug crime, battling gangs, gun violence, and corruption. The BBC accompanied officers on patrol to highlight these challenges.
- Nigeria’s Stanford warning: When institutions normalise the abuse of power, By Dakuku Peterside
The article discusses how Nigeria's institutions may be normalizing the abuse of power through disconnected scandals involving corruption, brutality, and accountability issues. It highlights a deeper pattern emerging beneath shifting headlines.
- Court allows DVAC to conduct further probe in case against ex-Minister Vaithilingam
The court has permitted DVAC to continue its investigation into a corruption case involving ex-Minister Vaithilingam, alleging ₹27.9 crore in wrongdoing.
- Years of scandals haven’t stopped Ken Paxton. Can James Talarico change that?
James Talarico's campaign is challenging Ken Paxton, who has faced years of scandals, by framing him as part of a corrupt political culture that has not improved public welfare. Talarico's team is analyzing Paxton's past election strategies to inform their own approach.
- Nigeria: SERAP Sues NNPCL Over 'Failure to Account for ₦211 Trillion'
SERAP is suing NNPCL for failing to account for ₦211 trillion, arguing that transparency is necessary to prevent corruption and ensure fiscal accountability.
- FIR in alleged KPSC scam: OMR answer sheet tampering, nepotism, question paper leak, corruption alleged
The Vidhana Soudha Police have registered an FIR alleging irregularities in the Karnataka Public Service Commission's recruitment process for 400 veterinary officers. The alleged issues include OMR answer sheet tampering, nepotism, question paper leaks, and corruption.
- SERAP sues NNPCL over ‘failure to account for ₦211 trillion’
SERAP is suing NNPCL for failing to account for ₦211 trillion, arguing that disclosure is necessary to promote transparency, prevent corruption, strengthen fiscal accountability, and ensure public oversight.
- Former President Juan Orlando Hernández returns to Honduras after arrest warrant suspended
Former President Juan Orlando Hernández returns to Honduras after an arrest warrant was suspended. He faces corruption charges.
- Thoughts En Route to Albania
The author's trip to Tirana, invited by the Albanian government, highlights Albania's transformation from isolation to a vibrant capital. The article draws parallels between Albania's resilience and Ukraine's struggles with corruption, trauma, and Russian disinformation.
- Buttigieg says Va. Democrats can win elections even without a new map
Pete Buttigieg asserts Virginia Democrats can still win congressional races under the existing map by focusing on affordability, healthcare, and corruption. Virginia Democrats had hoped for a new map favoring their party but lost the redistricting amendment, leaving the current map in place.
- Can India's 'Cockroach' protest movement go nationwide?
India's 'Cockroach' protest movement, initially a social media satire, has evolved into a Gen Z-led campaign addressing corruption and high youth unemployment. It is showing signs of expanding beyond Delhi.
- Hosapete: AIDSO protests police excesses against students in New Delhi
AIDSO protests police excesses against students in New Delhi, alleging that poor and middle-class students are forced to spend heavily on coaching while the examination system is vulnerable to corruption and paper leaks.
- Despite living 'like a walking dead man,' South Africa's Thabiso Zulu continues crusade against ANC corruption
Thabiso Zulu, living 'like a walking dead man,' continues his campaign against ANC corruption in South Africa. He remains active in Pietermaritzburg despite personal hardships.
- Nothing can shame people unfazed by Ram temple donation theft: Allahabad High Court
The Allahabad High Court stated that people unfazed by the theft of donations at the Ram temple cannot be shamed. Justice Sreedharan condemned the incident as a reflection of systemic corruption in Indian institutions, calling it the 'nadir of Indians’ integrity'.
- South Africa Finance Chief Set to Remove PIC Chairman, N24 Says
South Africa’s finance chief is preparing to remove his deputy from the chairman position at the Public Investment Corp., a state pension fund manager facing corruption and instability, according to News24.
- Indonesia’s nutrition agency head resigns, the second leadership change in less than two months
The head of Indonesia’s free meals program has resigned 45 days after taking office, marking the second leadership change in under two months. The previous leader was removed over corruption allegations.
- Punjab leads tally for cases involving threats to journalists
Punjab reported 15 out of 22 documented threats against journalists between April and June 2026, with state institutions identified as the primary threat in 68% of cases. The Freedom Network review highlighted a 22% increase in threats compared to the first quarter, particularly targeting journalists covering governance, corruption, and public interest issues.
- Zelensky faces deepening political crisis as protests dig in
Ukrainian protesters demand reinstatement of Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov and removal of military chief Oleksandr Syrsky, citing his unpopularity due to alleged brutality, unnecessary casualties, and corruption. Zelensky faces a political crisis as protests persist.
- India student protests give opposition a rare opening against Modi
India's Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) gained attention for student protests against exam leaks and corruption, prompting police crackdowns. Opposition lawmakers, including the Indian National Congress, showed solidarity with injured protesters, potentially opening a political opportunity to attract young voters against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.
- Allahabad HC delivers split verdict over bulldozer action on homes, properties of accused persons
Allahabad High Court delivered a split verdict on bulldozer actions targeting homes and properties of accused persons. A judge reprimanded the State for corruption, including donation theft at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, following a petition by three residents from Uttar Pradesh’s Hamirpur district whose properties were sealed and threatened with demolition.
- Corruption Takes Center Stage in Ukraine’s National Conversation
Corruption is a central topic in Ukraine’s national conversation, as highlighted by a weekly digest called The Ukraine Compass. The digest, provided by War on the Rocks, curates Ukrainian media articles offering diverse perspectives on politics, daily life, and public debates beyond battlefield-focused narratives.
- Small-town fight over corruption, abuse may haunt GOP candidate for Arizona governor
Rep. Andy Biggs, the party's likely nominee for Arizona governor, faces criticism from fellow Republicans over his handling of a small police force more than a decade ago. The controversy involves a small-town fight over corruption and abuse, which may impact his gubernatorial campaign.
- Zimbabwe: 'Harare Is a Theatre Where Unpopular Politicians Brew Legitimacy, Tycoons Flaunt Ill-Gotten Wealth' - Chamisa Says As He Tears Into Mnangagwa and Chivayo
Nelson Chamisa criticized President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Wicknell Chivayo during a burial event for Augustine Rashirai, accusing them of corruption and moral decay. The attack occurred in Masvingo, highlighting tensions between opposition figures and Zanu PF-aligned individuals.