Malaysia’s Historic General Election: A New Chapter, Led by an Old Face
For the first time ever in its history as an independent nation, power has transferred hands in Malaysia. Writer Kieran Murray explains.
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Ex-President Lula Hands Himself Into The Brazilian Police Amid Protests
Ex-President of Brazil Lula hands himself into the police amid national and international uproar.
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The End of the ANC?
Jacob Zuma’s resignation as President of South Africa isn’t the only change required to revitalise the ANC.
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Transparency International UK on ‘Right to Know Day’
Transparency International UK and International Right to Know Day – the global battle against corruption and for institutional transparency.
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Brazil’s Ex-President Sentenced to Prison
Leila Scola investigates ex-president Lula’s sentence to nine and a half years in jail based on corruption charges.
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Brazil’s President Is Charged With Bribery
Michel Temer now faces being put on trial.
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Brazil’s President Acquitted of Corruption Charges
Leila Scola investigates Michel Temer’s acquittal
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President Of Brazil Implicated In Bribery Scandal
Recordings implicating Michel Temer in a corruption scandal have been released as part of a plea bargain.
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Brazil’s Ex-President Appears In Court Over Corruption Probe
One of Brazil’s most popular politicians is being tried in court on corruption charges. Leila Scola examines the implications.
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South Korean Corruption Scandal: Impeached Ex-President Formally Charged
Ivan Morris Poxton reports on the formal charges files against ousted South Korean President Park Geun-Hye.
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