Africa
By David Stout | January 14th, 2011

Echoes of the Panalpina case are heard as people are detained and questioned.

By Aruna Viswanatha and Mary Jacoby | January 14th, 2011

With the World Bank investigating, a syndicate of international banks has suspended long-term funding for a massive oil platform servicing Ghana’s offshore field.

By David Stout | January 6th, 2011

Alcatel-Lucent’s early lack of cooperation may have cost it $20 million or more.

By Aruna Viswanatha | January 5th, 2011

A small group of anti-corruption prosecutors and investigators from around the world have been meeting for the past five years. The World Bank convened a similar, albeit much larger, conference last month.

By Main Justice staff | January 2nd, 2011

The more than two dozen participants came from around the world and included public and private sector professionals. Just Anti-Corruption identified their titles.

By Christopher M. Matthews | December 27th, 2010

The charges against Alcatel-Lucent stem from millions in bribes paid by third party agents of Alcatel to foreign officials in Asia and Central America starting in the 1990s and continuing into late 2006.

By Christopher M. Matthews | December 23rd, 2010

“You have issued some novel rulings” in your career, one defense lawyer said to the judge. “That is what we are looking for here.”

By Christopher M. Matthews | December 22nd, 2010

The case’s 22 defendants were charged in 16 sealed indictments filed in December 2009 with conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

By David Stout | December 21st, 2010

The wide-ranging inquiry into the Bonny Island liquefied natural gas contracts yields another settlement — this time with host country Nigeria.

By David Stout | December 20th, 2010

A diplomatic cable explores how corruption is investigated, or not, in a country where connections are everything.

By David Stout | December 15th, 2010

The German engineering giant Siemens AG is spending millions on anti-corruption efforts.

By Christopher M. Matthews | December 17th, 2010

A new metric shows how the U.S. Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission are making foreign bribery more painful for the companies they nab.

By David Stout | December 15th, 2010

The charges against Ivo Sanader are the latest arising from the Daimler AG F.C.P.A. case.

By David Stout | December 14th, 2010

The legal problems of James Ibori could have international implications.

By David Stout | December 10th, 2010

The giant drug company categorically denies allegations in a leaked diplomatic cable.




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Mary Jacoby is the founder of Main Justice and Editor-in-Chief of Just Anti-Corruption.

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