The choice of L. Papademos for the post of the Prime Minister of Greece was not random. He is a faithful cog of the rotten system. Always indecisive and overdue in his duties. An architect of the fraud of Greece's entry in the Eurozone..

The Prime Minister of Greece, Giorgos Papandreou, has been accused in the Greek Parliament of making a fortune through insider trading on the difficult economic situation of the country.

A new provocative wealth redistribution at the expense of the working class.

A Greek parliamentary investigation into bribes paid by Siemens AG in the country named 15 ministers from both main political parties as recipients of illicit funds.

A recent report on corporate spending on political campaign praised Microsoft highly for its oversight of corporate campaign contributions. The Sustainable Investments Institute and the IRRC Institute released a report Thursday measuring corporate governance of political spending among S&P 500 companies.

Highly visible ethics trials for two prominent Democrats will almost certainly be put off until after the November election, denying Republicans a televised spectacle that could influence voters near the end of campaigns dominated by economic issues.

Corruption thrives in silence and isolation. In response, several hundred representatives of governments, business and civil society gathered today in Vienna to celebrate with some pomp the opening of the International Anti-Corruption Academy.

Time was that for Bulgaria, the measurements involved in a European Commission report were an uncomfortable business.

European Union law enforcement officials say Kosovo's Central Bank Governor Hashim Rexhepi has been arrested after police searched his home and office in a corruption investigation.

Bulgaria’s former prime minister on Thursday rejected accusations he had mislaid classified documents while in office, saying the case against him was “a politically-inspired farce.”