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Worldcrunch » corruption

corruption

French deputy and president of Le Rassemblement National RN far right parliamentary group Marine Le Pen ​at the session of questions to the government at the National Assembly - April 1st, 2025
Geopoliticsdemocracy

Courts v. The People? Le Pen Case Is Part Of Global Wave Of Stress Tests For Democracy

by Cecilia Laurent Monpetit April 4, 2025
Charlatans In Lab Coats: Uganda’s Alarming “Fake Doctor” Epidemic
Societymedical care

Charlatans In Lab Coats: Uganda’s Alarming “Fake Doctor” Epidemic

by Apophia Agiresaasi and Worldcrunch April 1, 2025May 9, 2025
members of the Egyptian military, some with flags and guns, stand around and on top of transport vehicles.
Geopoliticsegypt-israel relations

Egypt Cannot Rule Out War With Israel — And Must Learn From The Past

by Mohamed Naeem March 17, 2025March 28, 2025
photo of red doors and a small child
Geopoliticsus aid

USAID Cuts, A Gift To ISIS? Perils And Power Inside Syria’s Al-Hol Camp

by Shafan Ibrahim March 5, 2025March 24, 2025
Children play football on an open space at a slum area with cemeteries
Societysoccer

How Egypt’s Ramadan Tournaments Can Save Soccer From Its Corporate Overlords

by Mohamed Naeem February 25, 2025March 8, 2025
​Women and children are seen at the al-Hol camp for ISIS-affiliated families in eastern Syria.
Geopoliticsus aid

In Syria’s Al-Hol Camp, U.S. Foreign Aid Freeze Is A Gift To ISIS

February 9, 2025February 14, 2025
A picture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
Ideasvenezuelan regime

A Cold Reality For This Hugo Chávez Fan: Maduro Has Killed Venezuelan Democracy

by William Ospina January 13, 2025March 9, 2025
Photo of a woman walking past a mobile van of Adani electricity in Mumbai, India.
Economygautam adani

Corruption As The Norm? Why Most Of India Is Yawning At Adani Bribery Charges

by Sarayu Pani November 28, 2024
People communting on a the blue line in Lagos, Nigeria
Economyinflation

Nigeria: How Africa’s Largest Democracy Is Barely Holding On

by Pierre Favennec November 28, 2024
photo of a poster of ali khamenei
Geopoliticskhamenei

Iran: What Khamenei Succession Whispers Reveal About Regime’s Decay

by Mohammad Khoshbayan November 22, 2024
photo of Trump dancing
Ideasfree press

Dictatorship Or Circus? The Free Press Has One Last Chance With Trump — Laughs On Us!

by Jeff Israely November 18, 2024
Kirchner, Lula and Chavez back in 2010
Geopoliticscolombia

Latin America Leftists, Pocket-Lining Populism Must End

by Worldcrunch November 3, 2024
Syrian First Lady Asma al-Assad attends the harvest of Damascena (Damask) roses in the village of al-Marah, in the Damascus countryside, on May 25, 2023
Geopoliticscorruption

First Lady Asma al-Assad Accused Of Plundering Syria’s Prized Pistachios

by Mosaab Al-Yassin October 27, 2024
Photo of ​Anto Brennan's new statue of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip near Belfast.
Weirdfail

Monumental Mistakes: When Public Statues Become Permanent Embarrassments

by Hannah Steinkopf-Frank October 23, 2024
Chinese President Xi Jinping and his "spin doctor," Wang Huning
Geopoliticschina

Wang Huning, China’s Singular Presidential Spin Doctor

by Bertrand Hauger October 4, 2024
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and FIFA President Joseph Blatter in Sao Paulo in June 2014
Geopoliticsgermany

Outraged By FIFA? The UN Is Just As Corrupt

by Bertrand Hauger October 4, 2024
Olexander Martynenko
Geopoliticsukraine

Ukrainian Entrepreneur-Turned-Soldier: “My Holy War”

by Worldcrunch October 4, 2024
Photo of former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz in front of a protestor holding a placard that read "Against corruption" in Austrian
In The Newsaustria

Sebastian Kurz: Victim Of Pandemic, And His Own Ego

by Dan Wu October 4, 2024
Thousands of pedestrians walk along Istiklal Street in Istanbul
Geopoliticserdogan

Why Gen Z Is A Real Threat To Erdogan’s Grip On Power In Turkey

by Bethany Wright October 4, 2024March 17, 2025
The Municipal Department of Water and Sewage of Porto Alegre (Demae) opened floodgate number 3, between Avenida Maua and Rua Padre Tome.
Greenclimate crisis

Brazil Floods: Lessons For Porto Alegre From New Orleans’ Post-Katrina Mistakes

by Marina Amaral and Irene Caselli September 24, 2024
Statue of Nelson Mandela in Pretoria, South Africa
In The Newssouth africa

O Mandela, Where Art Thou?

by Stuart Richardson September 24, 2024
Photo of New Sri Lankan leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake speaking to TV cameras
Economyenergy

Will The New Sri Lankan President Tear Down Adani’s Plans For A Massive Wind Farm?

by Clément Perruche September 23, 2024
eople take part in a protest against gender violence in Johannesburg, South Africa
Societymetoo

Overdue For #MeToo In Africa? Shocking Allegations Against Cameroon Mogul Spur Action

by Cameron Manley and Agnese Tonghini September 17, 2024
Photo of Russian President Vladimir Putin in a church
Russia-Ukraine Warvladimir putin

Saint Vlad: Russia’s War Hawks Have A Faith In Putin That Is Literally Religious

by Ivan Filippov September 11, 2024
A picture of ​Ariana Mutomi, a Ugandan transgender women.
LGBTQ Pluslgbtq rights

To Secure Asylum, Some Ugandans Falsely Claim LGBTQ+ Status

by Nakisanze Segawa August 19, 2024
Photo of demonstrators storming Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's palace in Dhaka
Geopoliticsbangladesh protests

Can Bangladesh’s Youth-Led Uprising Usher In Real Democratic Change?

by Intifar Chowdhury August 6, 2024March 10, 2025
Dilma Rousseff, congratulating Olympic athletes
Geopoliticsbrazil

Why Dilma Rousseff’s Stand Against Corruption Is Good For Everyone

by Emily Liedel July 29, 2024
Geopoliticsrussia

Pussy Riot Fallout: When It Rains It Pours

by Emily Liedel July 29, 2024
Walmart, pushing forward in Brazil
Economybrazil

Why Walmart Can’t Beat The Competition In Brazil

by Emily Liedel July 29, 2024
Geopoliticschina

China’s Best-Known Police Chief Heads To Jail After Revealing Political Scandal

by Jean Marcel Maillard July 29, 2024
Rolls-Royce dealership, Hangzhou, China
Geopoliticschina

Son, Wife Or Foreign Friend: Favorite False Alibis For Chinese Damage Control

by Jeff Israely July 29, 2024
Societychina

New Anti-Corruption Training Courses In China Prompt Scorn

by Jeff Israely July 29, 2024
A stretch to keep growing in Ghana?
Ideasnigeria

Is Africa’s Economic Miracle Just A Mirage?

by Jean Marcel Maillard July 29, 2024
Geopoliticschina

New York Times Blocked By China Over Wen Jiabao “Smear”

by Chris Arden July 29, 2024
A MiG-29M-2 of the Russian Air Force flying over Ramenskoye Airport in Moscow
Geopoliticsrussia

Is The US Scheming To Kill Giant Iraqi-Russian Weapons Deal?

by Emily Liedel July 29, 2024
When Women Conquer Men Of Power - How It Looks In China
Societychina

When Women Conquer Men Of Power – How It Looks In China

by Marion Girault-Rime July 29, 2024
​Nicolas Maduro, President of Venezuela, and his wife Cilia Flores take part in a military parade to mark Independence Day.
Geopoliticsvenezuela elections

Nicolas Maduro: The Eternal Fear Of A Dictator Before His People

by Miguel Henrique Otero July 25, 2024March 10, 2025
An opponent carries a voting guide showing the two main candidates of the Venezuelan elections, Nicolas Maduro and Edmundo Gonzalez.
Geopoliticsmaduro

Why The Fate Of Venezuela’s Democracy Should Matter To You

by Miguel Henrique Otero July 11, 2024
Photo of a crowded room of people gathering for a speech
Geopoliticsiranian elections

The Zarif Card: Why Nobody Is Buying Tehran’s Old “Reformist” Trick This Time

by Siavash Pendar July 9, 2024
Photo of former Odesa Region commissar Yevhen Borysov during bail hearing
In The Newsukraine war

What Orwell Could Tell Ukraine About Corruption In Wartime

by Cameron Manley July 8, 2024

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