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Bosnian Politician Proposes EU Ban for Officials Attending Mladić Funeral
Politicsklix-ban1-bihbalkan-insight1d ago3 sources

Bosnian Politician Proposes EU Ban for Officials Attending Mladić Funeral

Following the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, Bosnian lawmaker Fahrudin Radončić introduced a proposal to bar any public officials from entering the European Union for five years if they attend his funeral. The initiative underscores lingering regional divisions over how former Yugoslav war figures are commemorated.

Ghana Police MTTD Tops Bribe Chart, Corruption Pressures Rising
Politicsmyjoyonline29d ago

Ghana Police MTTD Tops Bribe Chart, Corruption Pressures Rising

New governance data from the Ghana Statistical Service indicates that nearly seven out of every 10 Ghanaians who encountered bribery while accessing public services in the second half of 2025 were asked for unofficial payments by public officials, with the Police MTTD topping the bribe chart.

Polish Sejm Approves Comprehensive Legal Profession Reform
Politicsrzeczpospolita1mo ago

Polish Sejm Approves Comprehensive Legal Profession Reform

The Polish Sejm has voted in favor of a comprehensive reform of the legal profession, introducing measures such as protecting lawyers as public officials, establishing a public online register, and imposing significant penalties for the unlawful use of professional titles.

Legal Experts Support Removal of Hungarian Public Officials
Politicstelexhvg2mo ago2 sources

Legal Experts Support Removal of Hungarian Public Officials

A group of legal experts in Hungary has issued an open letter explaining why the removal of senior public officials who remain in office would be legally justified. This collective statement supports the potential dismissal of these officials.

Self-Proclaimed Patrols Interrogate Foreigners at Warsaw Central Station
Worldrzeczpospolita2mo ago

Self-Proclaimed Patrols Interrogate Foreigners at Warsaw Central Station

Groups of men in uniform-like attire have been accosting and checking the identification of foreigners at Warsaw Central Station, claiming their actions are necessary for border protection. The capital's police are currently investigating whether impersonation of public officials occurred.

Man Remanded for Domestic Violence and Assault
Politicsruv4mo ago

Man Remanded for Domestic Violence and Assault

An Icelandic court has extended the custody of a man suspected of severe assault, domestic violence, repeated violations of a restraining order, arson, and threats against his wife, as well as assaulting public officials.

Mumbai Woman Goes Viral After Confronting Minister Over Traffic Jam
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Mumbai Woman Goes Viral After Confronting Minister Over Traffic Jam

A woman in Mumbai gained widespread attention after a video of her confronting a minister over a traffic jam caused by a rally went viral. She later spoke out, emphasizing that public officials in uniform are meant to be in service.

Panama Papers: Piercing the Veil of Secrecy
Financeindian-express5mo ago

Panama Papers: Piercing the Veil of Secrecy

This article discusses the Panama Papers, a massive leak of documents that exposed offshore financial dealings and tax evasion by wealthy individuals and public officials worldwide. It highlights the ongoing impact of the revelations on global financial transparency.

Trump Ousts Attorney General Pam Bondi Amid Criticism
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Trump Ousts Attorney General Pam Bondi Amid Criticism

President Donald Trump has fired Pam Bondi as Attorney General, announcing the shakeup in a social media post amid criticism over her handling of specific cases and failure to prosecute his foes.

Montenegro: Hate Speech and Misconduct Not Hindering Public Officials
Politicsvijesti-me14d ago

Montenegro: Hate Speech and Misconduct Not Hindering Public Officials

In Montenegro, it is argued that not only officials convicted of criminal offenses but also those with misdemeanor convictions should be deemed unfit for public office. The article highlights cases like Vesko Delić, who was legally convicted for abuse of official position, yet his position remains unchallenged.

Seven Arrested in Bucharest Pension Fraud Scheme
Financehotnews1mo ago

Seven Arrested in Bucharest Pension Fraud Scheme

Seven individuals have been arrested and 13 placed under judicial control following searches at the Bucharest Pension House, in connection with a 7 million lei fraud of the public pension system involving public officials.

Operation Nexus: 15 Accused in €3.5 Million PRR Fraud
Businessobservador1mo ago

Operation Nexus: 15 Accused in €3.5 Million PRR Fraud

Fifteen individuals, including public officials and companies, have been accused by the European Public Prosecutor's Office in 'Operation Nexus' for a €3.5 million fraud against Portugal's Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) through manipulated public tenders.

OECD Urges Slovakia to Improve Fight Against International Corruption
Worldaktuality-sk1mo ago

OECD Urges Slovakia to Improve Fight Against International Corruption

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) criticized Slovakia, urging it to promptly address serious legislative and institutional shortcomings in its system for combating bribery of foreign public officials, according to a new OECD working group report.

Montenegro Supreme Court Rules on Public Officials' Asset Declaration
Politicsvijesti-me3mo ago

Montenegro Supreme Court Rules on Public Officials' Asset Declaration

Montenegro's Supreme Court determined that the Higher Misdemeanor Court incorrectly applied the law regarding public officials' obligation to submit annual asset and income reports. The Supreme Court affirmed that this obligation, due by the end of March for the previous year, is stipulated by both past and current anti-corruption laws.

European Public Prosecutor's Office Investigates Corruption Cases
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European Public Prosecutor's Office Investigates Corruption Cases

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) is actively investigating various corruption cases across Europe, including alleged misuse of EU funds and irregularities involving public officials. These investigations have led to summonses and raised concerns about corruption and media freedom in several countries.

Prediction Market Act Proposed Amid Booming Industry
PoliticsFox News4mo ago

Prediction Market Act Proposed Amid Booming Industry

Senator Dave McCormick highlights the booming prediction market industry and advocates for the Prediction Market Act, which aims to protect consumers, establish ethical guidelines for public officials, and maintain U.S. leadership in innovation.

Portugal's AIMA Azores Under Investigation for Corruption
Politicsobservador4mo ago

Portugal's AIMA Azores Under Investigation for Corruption

PJ searches at AIMA Azores have raised concerns among unions, as public officials are suspected of favoring immigration services in exchange for money. An internal inquiry has been launched, with warnings that the institution's image degradation harms immigrants.

Controversy Over Finnish Official's Interview
Businesshelsingin-sanomat4mo ago

Controversy Over Finnish Official's Interview

A controversy has erupted in Finland following an interview with Mika Niemelä, head of budget at the Ministry of Finance, in Helsingin Sanomat. Media experts are discussing the boundaries of what public officials can say and what journalists can publish.

Saudi Arabia Arrests 108 Public Officials in Corruption Crackdown
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Saudi Arabia Arrests 108 Public Officials in Corruption Crackdown

Saudi authorities have detained 108 government employees on corruption charges as part of an ongoing anti-graft campaign within the public sector. The arrests underscore the kingdom’s continued efforts to enforce transparency and accountability among state institutions.

Politicsradio-prague25d ago

Foreign Minister Receives Death Threats

The foreign minister has reportedly received death threats, prompting concerns for their safety and the security of public officials. Authorities are likely investigating the source and credibility of these threats.

Montenegro's New Anti-Corruption Law Targets Income Discrepancies and Public Officials
Politicsvijesti-me28d ago

Montenegro's New Anti-Corruption Law Targets Income Discrepancies and Public Officials

Montenegro has implemented changes to its Law on Prevention of Corruption, introducing stricter penalties for failing to provide proof of asset acquisition, including fines up to 4,000 euros and bans from public office. The new law also introduces controls for related parties and mandatory reporting, aiming to combat significant income and asset discrepancies.

Politicscdm-me1mo ago

Montenegro Expands Anti-Corruption Agency Powers

The Montenegrin government has adopted a draft law to amend the Law on Prevention of Corruption, significantly expanding the powers of the Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) to access bank accounts and investigate asset origins of public officials.

European Prosecutor Indicts 4 Greek MPs in Corruption Probe
Financenewsbeast1mo ago

European Prosecutor Indicts 4 Greek MPs in Corruption Probe

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) in Athens has filed criminal charges against 22 individuals, including four active members of parliament, former senior public officials, and political office executives, as part of an investigation into an alleged organized crime ring.

Slovak Mayors Block Citizens on Social Media, Sparking Debate
Politicsaktuality-sk1mo ago

Slovak Mayors Block Citizens on Social Media, Sparking Debate

Slovak mayors and local officials are widely blocking citizens for critical comments on social media, arguing these are private profiles, despite a US court ruling against Trump for similar actions, raising questions about the practice's legality for public officials.

Turkey Detains 23 Over Alleged Gülen Links
Politicsstockholm-cf2mo ago

Turkey Detains 23 Over Alleged Gülen Links

Turkish authorities have detained 23 individuals in three separate operations across Kocaeli and other provinces, alleging ties to the faith-based Gülen movement. Among those detained are dismissed public officials.

Nicușor Dan Criticizes National Integrity Agency's Role
Politicsdigi242mo ago

Nicușor Dan Criticizes National Integrity Agency's Role

Romanian President Nicușor Dan criticized the National Integrity Agency, questioning its role in searching for minor errors in public officials' documents rather than focusing on corruption and illicit enrichment, in response to a case involving the mayor of Timișoara.

Dozens of Phone Scam Cases Reported in Moldova
Businesszdg-md3mo ago

Dozens of Phone Scam Cases Reported in Moldova

The General Police Inspectorate (IGP) in Moldova reported dozens of phone scam cases in the last 24 hours, where victims transferred significant sums of money to individuals posing as public officials or bank representatives.

Ghana: Public Officials' Oaths and the Erosion of Trust
Politicsmyjoyonline3mo ago

Ghana: Public Officials' Oaths and the Erosion of Trust

In Ghana, the solemn ceremony of public officials taking oaths on holy books and pledging fidelity to the Constitution is contrasted with the widespread theft of public trust, raising questions about the sanctity of these commitments.

Montenegro faces costs from illegal official dismissals
Worldvijesti-me3mo ago

Montenegro faces costs from illegal official dismissals

Montenegro is grappling with the financial burden of numerous illegal dismissals of public officials, which the Administrative Court has deemed unlawful. Citizens are reportedly bearing the cost of the damages incurred.

Ghana Scraps Free Fuel Perks for Public Officials
Politicsmyjoyonline4mo ago

Ghana Scraps Free Fuel Perks for Public Officials

Mary Addah, Executive Director of Transparency International Ghana, welcomed the government's decision to withdraw free fuel allocations and related perks for certain public officials, calling it a step towards equity and accountability.

Montenegro Adopts Amendments to Anti-Corruption Law
Worldcdm-me4mo ago

Montenegro Adopts Amendments to Anti-Corruption Law

The Montenegrin government has adopted amendments to the Law on Prevention of Corruption, introducing fines of up to €2,000 for legal violations and strengthening rules on asset and income reporting for public officials.