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UNODC and IPU join forces to empower parliaments with stronger legislation and global cooperation to tackle corruption, cybercrime, terrorism, and transnational organised crime

The UNODC and IPU have expanded their partnership to enhance the capacity of parliaments worldwide in implementing international legal instruments on corruption, organized crime, terrorism, and cybercrime. Under a new two-year agreement, they will jointly deliver legislative support, model laws, awareness campaigns and inter-parliamentary…

TI exposes how fossil fuel lobbyists infiltrate UN climate talks, risking the integrity of global climate action

Transparency International’s Behind the Badge report exposes how hundreds of fossil fuel lobbyists routinely infiltrate UN climate talks—sometimes even posing as official state delegates—undermining global climate ambitions. It warns that without robust conflict-of-interest rules, transparent accreditation, and stricter safeguards, corporate influence risks hijacking climate negotiations and eroding the integrity of the process

TI warns that AI can both fight and fuel corruption, urging strong safeguards to prevent its misuse and uphold integrity

New report from Transparency International highlights that while AI offers powerful capabilities for detecting corruption—such as identifying red flags in procurement and financial transactions—it also poses significant risks, including algorithmic bias, lack of transparency, and potential misuse by bad actors. It calls for robust legal frameworks, transparent audits, human oversight, and ethical standards to ensure AI strengthens rather than undermines anti-corruption efforts.

World Bank’s 2nd Symposium report highlights rising corruption risks in climate finance—fraud, greenwashing, and fund misallocation due to complexity, fragmentation, and weak governance

The symposium emphasized the critical role of supranational actors—intergovernmental organizations, international aid agencies, and private donors—in mitigating integrity risks and ensuring accountability in climate finance. Key recommendations include enhancing transparency, fostering coordinated anti-corruption efforts, and increasing civil society involvement to safeguard climate funds and ensure their effective use in combating climate change globally…

UNODC’s Illegal Gold Mining report reveals how organised crime, corruption, and weak regulations fuel illegal mining, conflict, and environmental harm, urging stronger laws and oversight

Governments must strengthen regulatory oversight, enforce environmental protections, and enhance traceability and due diligence for minerals. Coordinated international law enforcement and harmonised legal standards are critical to disrupting criminal networks exploiting the mining sector…

Global Witness exposes Santander’s $1.3bn funding of Cresud, a key deforester tied to human rights abuses, revealing major lapses in financial sector efforts against environmental harm and illicit risks

The findings raise serious questions about Santander’s environmental commitments, including its 2018 deforestation policy and 2021 net zero pledge, given its continued support for one of South America’s most destructive agricultural actors…

TI outlines in Annual Report how it advanced global anti-corruption efforts in 2024; by driving UN reforms, tightening EU ML laws, empowering communities, and promoting ethical business through new SME tools

The objectives of the report are to highlight Transparency International’s 2024 achievements in advancing anti-corruption globally, showcase the Secretariat’s role in advocacy, research, and support to national chapters, and demonstrate the movement’s impact on policy, civic engagement, and ethical business practices.

Basel Institute raises concerns over Peru’s decision to abolish its landmark 2018 asset forfeiture law could undermine anti-corruption efforts and lead to FATF grey-listing

Peru’s law, which recovered over USD 94 million in illicit assets and tackled high-level corruption and crime, is under threat due to Congress passing Bill 3577-2022. This bill makes forfeiture conditional on criminal convictions, undermining the law’s core principle and jeopardizing thousands of ongoing cases, including those linked to former presidents…

OECD’s 2025 Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum spotlighted how emerging tech, shifting global standards, and powerful cross-sector alliances are reshaping the future of anti-corruption efforts

The Forum explored how emerging technologies such as AI, data analytics, and digital forensics—can disrupt corruption, strengthen integrity, and enhance enforcement. It underscored the private sector’s pivotal role and highlighted how today’s innovations are reshaping the global fight against corruption…

OECD’s report urges Govts to enhance anti-corruption oversight through unified standards, consistent enforcement, greater transparency, AI integration, and stronger public-private collaboration

Key recommendations include fostering public-private dialogue, utilising data analytics and AI, offering incentives for effective compliance, and providing targeted support to SMEs and investment in compliance training can foster ethical business practices, while ensuring that compliance efforts are continuously reviewed…

Basel’s ‘Anti-Corruption Collective Action: A Typology for a New Era’ introduces a revised framework for tackling corruption and promoting business integrity

Working Paper 56 aims to expand engagement, attract new stakeholders, and reinforce its role as a long-term corruption prevention strategy…

TI’s Mar 2025 OREO Index highlights how weak transparency in real estate markets fuels ML, calling for bans on anonymous ownership, stronger oversight, and better data access

OREO Index shows that no country meets ideal standards for preventing money laundering in real estate, with 10 of 24 jurisdictions scoring below 5 out of 10. Key weaknesses include poor access to ownership data and insufficient anti-money laundering safeguards, leaving global property markets wide open to abuse by corrupt actors….

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