UK Home Office’s report on ‘Assessing Evidence Base of Domestic Corruption’ finds that while corruption is a recognised policy concern, limited data and fragmented research hinder effective policy-making

by | Dec 8, 2025

The report shows that while law-enforcement cases, regulatory findings and academic studies reveal corruption risks in areas such as procurement, planning, policing, local government, regulated professions and financial services, the evidence base is uneven,...

UK Home Office’s Survey on Public Perceptions of Corruption shows growing public concern over corruption, driven by doubts about political integrity, public-sector conduct, and influence of money in politics

by | Dec 8, 2025

The research finds that although most people have limited direct experience of corruption, they believe it is widespread, particularly in areas involving political influence, procurement, lobbying, and the behaviour of senior officials — with trust closely tied to...

The Guardian: Nauru’s President is accused of siphoning millions in Australian taxpayer funds amid a $2.5B offshore-resettlement deal, fueling corruption and opaque financial channels concerns

by | Nov 25, 2025

Australian lawmakers have accused Nauru’s President David Adeang of siphoning millions in Australian taxpayer funds linked to the island’s offshore‑processing agreement, citing a secret AUSTRAC report that flagged suspicious transactions—including large transfers, ATM...