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Bo Xilai's trial won't start before March

12:57 28/01/2013 The trial of the once promising Chinese politician Bo Xilai, who has been charged with corruption and abuse of power, will be held in the second half of March, the state-run paper Huanqiu Shibao writes, citing a source close to the country's top judicial body.

Council of Europe calls on Poland to amp up fight against corruption

17:14 25/01/2013 The Council of Europe’s anti-corruption group (GRECO) released a report on Friday issuing a list of recommendations aimed at assisting Poland in upping its game in the fight against corruption.

Evidence for new case against Pakistani premier to be provided by Jan. 30

11:13 25/01/2013 The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to file references for new case against Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf and expects a compliance report before by January 30, the Pakistani newspaper Daily Times writes.

South Korean court sentences president's brother to two years in jail

13:54 24/01/2013 The Seoul Central District Court has sentenced Lee Sang-Deuk, 77, the elder brother of President Lee Myung-Bak, to two years in prison and a fine equaling the sum he accepted in bribes, the Yonhap news agency reports.

Official tasked with Pakistani PM investigation dead; operations suspended

18:13 22/01/2013 The Pakistani National Accountability Bureau has suspended its investigation in the corruption case pending against Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf.

Bribery, extortion case launched against ex-Russian Air Force commander

16:20 15/01/2013 The Odintsovo Garrison Military Tribunal has accepted the launch of criminal proceedings against a former commander of the Swifts aerobatics team.

Pakistani Supreme Court orders prime minister's arrest

15:15 15/01/2013 The Pakistani Supreme Court has ordered the arrest of Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf over allegations of corruption, the DAWN TV channel has reported on Tuesday.

Police to preside over Russian match-fixing committee

14:41 15/01/2013 The Russian FA is importing techniques to combat match-fixing from England and Italy by including police on the investigation committee, the head of the country's Audit Chamber said Tuesday.

Ex-European Parliament member convicted of bribery, 4-year sentence

14:04 15/01/2013 A court in Vienna has found Ernst Strasser, former Austrian interior minister and a former member of the European Parliament, guilty of corruption and has sentenced him to four years in prison, according to reports by Radio Television Belge Francophone (RTBF).

Two high-level bankers charged with accepting bribes

13:40 15/01/2013 Yelena Kotova, former board member of the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), and Igor Lebedev, former top manager of a leading Russian bank, are facing charges of attempting to accept bribes.
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Prosecutors to weigh fight against coronavirus in Russian regions

17:55 07/04/2020 Prosecutors in Russian regions will check the efficiency of measures taken to fight the coronavirus epidemic and availability of medical goods and drugs in hospitals.

Criminal penalty for damage to war memorials fixed in Russia

15:51 07/04/2020 President Vladimir Putin has signed a bill on criminal punishment for destruction or damage of war cemeteries and memorials commemorating fallen defenders of the Motherland or devoted to the Days of War Glory of Russia into law.

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