Intensifying Israeli military airstrikes on Gaza in recent days, coupled with a surge in violence in the West Bank, have further inflamed an already devastating situation for civilians in Palestine, including our colleagues at AMAN (Transparency International Palestine). 🧵⬇️

The European Commission has just published its 2026 Rule of Law Report, and the findings on anti-corruption paint a stark picture. Here’s a quick analysis. Our analysis of recommendations issued across seven EU member states (2022 -2026) reveals persistent gaps between commitments and action ⬇️

Financial intelligence units can expose corruption and recover stolen assets – if governments let them. Our research across 20 countries finds most lack the data, powers or independence to do the job. The fix isn't complicated www.transparency.org/en/news/fina...

Corruption isn't just envelopes under tables anymore. It's golden passports, undisclosed donations, fossil fuel lobbyists in climate talks. Transparency International's 2025 Annual Report shows how we're fighting back. ⬇️

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Transparency International's 2025 annual report: 14,000 people supported, 60+ systemic reforms, EU golden passports banned. See how the global…

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They've been asked to do almost the impossible: follow the money, without the tools to do it. New research across 20 countries finds financial intelligence units chasing dirty money without the data, powers or independence they need www.transparency.org/en/news/fina...

🔴 Germany plans to heavily restrict the access to public information. Transparency International Germany warns that current plans from senior coalition leaders of the CDU, CSU and SPD – the federal government partners – will gut Germany’s Freedom of Information Act (IFG). 🧵⬇️

We treat fighting corruption and defending human rights as separate causes. They're not. Keeping them apart lets the people behind grand corruption off the hook. Our new guide on breaking down that wall: www.transparency.org/en/publicati...

Stolen public money can be traced and recovered. Financial intelligence units are built to do exactly that, but they're too often denied the data and powers to follow the trail. New Transparency International research across 20 countries: ⬇️

Financial intelligence units: Powerful tools against corruption if…

New Transparency International research shows how financial intelligence units can expose corruption and dirty money flows if governments close key gaps.

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Corruption isn't an abstraction. It's the clinic that was never built, the family priced out of housing. And it's almost always the most vulnerable who pay for it. Our new toolkit on how to fight corruption as a human rights issue www.transparency.org/en/publicati...

Fight corruption without a human rights lens, and you miss half the harm. New @fidh-bhr.bsky.social + @anticorruption.bsky.social toolkit on connecting the two www.transparency.org/en/publicati...

Breaking the Silos: A Practical Guide to Fighting Corruption with a…

This guide seeks to equip human rights defenders and anti-corruption advocates with practical tools to promote accountability for corrupt acts.

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Their bravery has exposed wrongdoing. Yet many whistleblowers are fired, harassed or even killed. On #WorldWhistleblowerDay, we stand with those who have the courage to speak up www.transparency.org/en/blog/whis...

The World Cup starts today with millions watching the competition. Yet there's something else we share, whether we chose it or not: the cost of corruption. This game is yours to play too. Corruption is not inevitable www.transparency.org/en/

One in five people in Sub-Saharan Africa face corruption when interacting with public services. We helped four communities fight back against land corruption. And win. Read their stories ⬇️ www.transparency.org/en/blog/ille...

From illegal mining to land grabbing: four stories of restoring land…

In Zambia, Zimbabwe, Madagascar and Uganda, communities reclaimed their land rights with the help of Transparency International teams.

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Fighting climate change means fighting corruption. Fighting climate change means fighting corruption. Fighting climate change means fighting corruption. Fighting climate change means fighting corruption. Fighting climate change means fighting corruption. #WorldEnvironmentDay

A high score in the #CPI2025 doesn’t mean a country is free from corruption. Some of the top-ranked countries still let dirty money flow through their financial systems, making it easier for corruption to spread across borders. Full analysis here: anticorru.pt/3ie

The UK government has just announced a delay to the Illicit Finance Summit. Together with other civil society organisations, we are calling for the delay to be used to deliver a more ambitious & credible push against dirty money. Full statement: www.ukanticorruptioncoalition.org/work/uk-illi...

Land corruption often hits marginalised communities the hardest. For more than a decade, we have been helping people understand their rights and seek justice. Four stories, four wins against corruption, in our latest blog post ⬇️ www.transparency.org/en/blog/ille...

From illegal mining to land grabbing: four stories of restoring land…

In Zambia, Zimbabwe, Madagascar and Uganda, communities reclaimed their land rights with the help of Transparency International teams.

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Corruption doesn’t stop in times of crisis – it adapts. As conflict, instability and humanitarian needs intensify in Palestine and across MENA, illicit financial flows quietly drain resources from the people who need them most. www.transparency.org/en/blog/pale...

Palestine's illicit financial flows: how corruption survives crisis -…

New analysis by Transparency International explores how corruption and dirty money fuels instability across Palestine and the Middle East and North…

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In the Middle East and North Africa, corruption and illicit financial flows continue to undermine governance, economic growth and social equity – with systems meant to detect and investigate them often falling short. Read our latest findings ⬇️ www.transparency.org/en/publicati...

Closing the Gaps: Detecting and investigating corrupt money flows in…

How corruption-related stolen assets are generated, concealed and moved in the Middle East and North Africa region

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Democratic oversight shouldn't depend on luck. In Germany, in a straw man political donation case, that is exactly what happened. 🧵⬇️

To celebrate #WorldBookDay, we asked our colleagues to recommend books about corruption. This curated list of 5 compelling titles includes a captivating novel, a Pulitzer Prize winner, two journalistic investigations and a financial thriller.

How are countries’ scores calculated for the #CPI2025? What does it mean if my country’s score has gone up or down? What kind of corruption does the CPI measure? All answers here: www.transparency.org/en/news/how-...

The ABCs of the CPI: How the Corruption Perceptions Index is…

We answer all frequently asked questions about the Corruption Perceptions Index.

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Fossil fuel dependence isn’t just a climate issue; it’s a geopolitical risk. From energy shocks to conflict, the costs are rising. COP31 must break free from industry influence and restore trust. Our analysis www.transparency.org/en/blog/cop3...

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Why COP31 must break free from fossil fuel influence

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Anonymous shell companies, hidden wealth, corrupt officials. The #PanamaPapers exposed it all. A decade later, how much has actually changed? Read our analysis here: ⬇️

Panama Papers: 10 years on, the promises and the failures - News

The Panama Papers exposed offshore corruption worldwide. A decade later, Transparency International assesses what has changed and what hasn't

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🎥 10 years ago, the Panama Papers exposed corruption to the world. It uncovered billions of suspect funds moving through the global economy and how corrupt elites were hiding their stolen wealth. Since then, progress has been made but the flow of dirty money remains. 🔗Full link in comments ⤵️

10 years after the #PanamaPapers, the offshore secrecy system is still standing. Progress exists, but so do the loopholes. We have assessed what has changed and what hasn’t. Read more ⬇️

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The Panama Papers exposed offshore corruption worldwide. A decade later, Transparency International assesses what has changed and what hasn't

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.@occrp.org investigates. Transparency International advocates. That’s the power of our groundbreaking Global Anti-Corruption Consortium. Our new video shows how we turn OCCRP’s reporting into real-world action. Watch now ➡️ youtu.be/H5TH85_Zgmk?...

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YouTube video by Transparency International

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🔴 The #CPI2025 reveals that a lack of global leadership is hurting the fight against corruption. When powerful countries stop enforcing the rules or silence civic groups, it signals that corruption is tolerated. Check our analysis ⬇️ www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2025

Corruption Perceptions Index 2025

The Corruption Perceptions Index 2025 ranks 182 countries by their perceived levels of public sector corruption. Find out the scores and read our analysis.

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Sarkozy is back in court to appeal his conviction for alleged breaches of election finance rules during his 2007 presidential campaign. This is a test of how well courts can hold the powerful accountable. Learn what it means for France and beyond ⬇️

When power is on trial: The Sarkozy appeal and what’s at stake for…

Sarkozy trial explained: allegations, sentence & what’s at stake

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What does Sarkozy’s corruption appeal mean for cleaning up European politics? Our colleague Flora Cresswell, Regional Advisor for Western Europe, writes today for @euobs about the upcoming trial. ⬇️ euobserver.com/206602/what-...

What Sarkozy’s corruption appeal means for cleaning up European politics

It is easy to treat the case as just a French affair. In reality, the appeal carries wider international stakes and has become a stress test for the rule-of-law ecosystem under pressure across the EU.

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