The first political tremor came around 7 a.m. on Thursday, when Foreign Minister Laura Sarabia decided to publish her resignation letter after a disagreement with the head of state over a tender for printing passports.
Marshall Freeman, the chief administrative officer for the APD, violated public employee laws concerning disclosure and use of city property, while appearing to create impropriety.
Trump's comments regarding Mayor Eric Adams, who faced federal corruption charges, suggested a close relationship with the president. 'I helped him out a little bit,' he stated, highlighting dubious political ties.
Ukraine's anti-corruption authorities suspect a deputy prime minister of receiving a $345,000 kickback in a state land development scheme, intensifying oversight amid ongoing war.
Hernan Vega Burgos won a magistrate position despite allegations of protecting a trafficking and sexual exploitation ring, revealing serious issues in Mexico's judicial election system.
According to a 2025 study called "Sex for solar? Examining patterns of public and private sector corruption within the booming California solar energy market," Boston University researchers identified several patterns of corruption within the state's renewable energy industry from 2010 to 2024.
Wilmar has handed over 11.9 trillion Indonesian rupiah as a security deposit due to misconduct allegations, impacting its share prices and future profitability.
Brazil's federal police have formally accused far-right former President Jair Bolsonaro of involvement in an illegal spying network that allegedly snooped on political rivals, journalists and environmentalists.
The draft declaration emphasizes the EU's commitment to deepen political ties with Moldova, indicating that the upcoming summit will establish a new regular pattern in their relations.
"Isn't it paradoxical that they enjoy absolute freedom to continue doing the same things, causing the same pain, the same suffering to the Argentine people; they are free and I am a prisoner."
In a paper presented to the Association for Heterodox Economics, Andrew Fischer argues that Zambia's economy is being plundered not by domestic actors but by transnational corporate practices.