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Transparency International@anticorruption· 20d

The European Commission has just published its 2026 Rule of Law Report, and the findings on anti-corruption paint a stark picture. Here’s a quick analysis. Our analysis of recommendations issued across seven EU member states (2022 -2026) reveals persistent gaps between commitments and action ⬇️

Image of a scale with the stars of the EU flag on one side of the scale. The European Commission 2026 Rule of Law Report is out. To tackle corruption effectively, Member States need to close the gaps between commitments and action. Transparency International.

Transparency International@anticorruption· 22d

Financial intelligence units can expose corruption and recover stolen assets – if governments let them. Our research across 20 countries finds most lack the data, powers or independence to do the job. The fix isn't complicated www.transparency.org/en/news/fina...

Transparency International@anticorruption· Jul 7

🔴 Germany plans to heavily restrict the access to public information. Transparency International Germany warns that current plans from senior coalition leaders of the CDU, CSU and SPD – the federal government partners – will gut Germany’s Freedom of Information Act (IFG). 🧵⬇️

PROPOSED CHANGES IN GERMANY’s Freedom of Information Act (IFG) AT A GLANCE:

Restrict access to information by requiring applicants to demonstrate a “legitimate interest,” reversing the principle that public information should be accessible by default.

Remove the right to file information requests for organizations and potentially exclude millions of residents without German or EU citizenship.

Eliminate the current fee cap, potentially making requests prohibitively expensive and turning access to information into a privilege rather than a right.

Allow authorities to routinely redact the names of officials responsible for decisions, reducing accountability and increasing risks of corruption and abuse of power.

Introduce additional grounds for rejecting information requests, making it easier for authorities to withhold information.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Jul 1

We treat fighting corruption and defending human rights as separate causes. They're not. Keeping them apart lets the people behind grand corruption off the hook. Our new guide on breaking down that wall: www.transparency.org/en/publicati...

Transparency International@anticorruption· Jun 23

Their bravery has exposed wrongdoing. Yet many whistleblowers are fired, harassed or even killed. On #WorldWhistleblowerDay, we stand with those who have the courage to speak up www.transparency.org/en/blog/whis...

Transparency International@anticorruption· Jun 11

The World Cup starts today with millions watching the competition. Yet there's something else we share, whether we chose it or not: the cost of corruption. This game is yours to play too. Corruption is not inevitable www.transparency.org/en/

Transparency International@anticorruption· May 25

A high score in the #CPI2025 doesn’t mean a country is free from corruption. Some of the top-ranked countries still let dirty money flow through their financial systems, making it easier for corruption to spread across borders. Full analysis here: anticorru.pt/3ie

Transparency International@anticorruption· May 23

The UK government has just announced a delay to the Illicit Finance Summit. Together with other civil society organisations, we are calling for the delay to be used to deliver a more ambitious & credible push against dirty money. Full statement: www.ukanticorruptioncoalition.org/work/uk-illi...

Transparency International@anticorruption· May 12

Democratic oversight shouldn't depend on luck. In Germany, in a straw man political donation case, that is exactly what happened. 🧵⬇️

Transparency International@anticorruption· Apr 23

To celebrate #WorldBookDay, we asked our colleagues to recommend books about corruption. This curated list of 5 compelling titles includes a captivating novel, a Pulitzer Prize winner, two journalistic investigations and a financial thriller.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Feb 20

Corruption Perceptions Index 2025 (EU) Top 5 Countries Denmark Finland Sweden Luxembourg Netherlands Bottom 5 Countries Hungary Bulgaria Romania Croatia Slovakia Full results: anticorru.pt/3h6 #CPI2025

2025 Corruption Perceptions Index. European Union results. Transparency International.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Feb 11

Since 2012, 150 journalists have been killed for reporting on corruption outside of war zones. Almost all of them died in countries with high levels of corruption. Check out the full #CPI2025 results here: anticorru.pt/3gK

Corruption and murder of journalists. Transparency International. Corruption Perceptions Index 2025.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Feb 10

"At a time of climate crisis, instability and polarisation, the world needs accountable leaders and independent institutions to protect the public interest more than ever" - @mairamartini.bsky.social, CEO of @anticorruption. Check out the #CPI2025 results here: anticorru.pt/3gD

Image quote: "At a time of climate crisis, instability and polarisation, the world needs accountable leaders and independent institutions to protect the public interest more than ever – yet, too often, they are falling short. We’re calling on governments and leaders to act with integrity and live up to their responsibilities to provide a better future for their citizens." - Maíra Martini. CEO, Transparency International

Transparency International@anticorruption· Feb 10

Corruption Perceptions Index 2025 - Regional average scores ➡️ Americas: 42/100 ➡️ Asia Pacific: 45 ➡️ Eastern Europe & Central Asia: 34 ➡️ Middle East & North Africa: 39 ➡️ Sub-Saharan Africa: 32 ➡️ Western Europe & EU: 64 Full results: anticorru.pt/3gD #CPI2025

Heatmap of the Corruption Perceptions Index 2025. Transparency International. Full accessible results in the link.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Feb 10

The #CPI2025 shows a clear gap between democracies & authoritarian regimes. Full democracies score 71 out of 100 on average, while authoritarian states score just 32. This underlines the importance of independent institutions. ➡️ Full analysis here: anticorru.pt/3gD

Average CPI 2025 score for different types of corruption. Transparency International.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Feb 9

Out tomorrow: We scored 182 countries on their perceived level of corruption in the public sector. How will your country measure up? #CPI2025

Transparency International@anticorruption· Feb 6

Which countries will top the list? Which will be at the bottom? Stay tuned for our Corruption Perceptions Index 2025 results! #CPI2025

Transparency International@anticorruption· Feb 4

🔵 COMING SOON: The Corruption Perceptions Index 2025 will be published on 10 February. How will your country measure up? #CPI2025

Transparency International@anticorruption· Feb 2

Save the date! Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index 2025 comes out on 10 February. Don’t miss out! #CPI2025

Corruption Perceptions Index 2025. 10 February 2026 at 7:01 CET. Transparency International.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Jan 23

Transparency International welcomes the conviction in Germany on the #AzerbaijaniLaundromat corruption scandal ⬇️ 🧵

Image quote: "Autocracies are constantly refining their methods of reputation-laundering and corruption. This verdict sends a clear message to authoritarian states trying to influence our democracies through buying politicians: we are watching, and those who abuse power will be held to account." - Adam Foldes,Legal and Advocacy Advisor at Transparency International

Transparency International@anticorruption· Jan 22

In an interconnected world, we need multilateral co-operation to protect the public interest and tackle shared problems, including the fight against corruption. 🧵 ⬇️

Transparency International@anticorruption· Jan 12

In the wake of the United States’ shocking military intervention in Venezuela, Transparency International is calling for restoring democracy to be prioritised, to protect the rights of Venezuelans and address the country’s entrenched corruption crisis. 🔗 anticorru.pt/3gh

François Valérian, Chair of Transparency International, said:

“International laws are there to protect all of us – all governments must respect the rule of law and fundamental rights. The priority now must be restoring a healthy democracy in Venezuela, to ensure its people can shape its future. Any decisions about Venezuela’s oil and natural resources must be made transparently by legitimate Venezuelan leaders acting in the interests of the Venezuelan population, not by the United States.”

Mercedes de Freitas, Executive Director of Transparency International Venezuela, said:

“Years of widespread corruption and illicit activities in Venezuela have seen poverty and malnutrition soar as millions of families survive on limited food, water and electricity, while facing extortion by armed gangs and state officials. To change this reality, we now need an honest and transparent state that is truly accountable to Venezuelans - which respects human rights, guarantees an independent justice system and protects public resources for the benefit of all. The will of the Venezuelan people to live in a free democracy must be respected.”

Transparency International@anticorruption· Dec 22

#CoSP11: 🎉 Last week, countries adopted a resolution that sets minimum standards for political finance transparency. This is the first time this has happened since the UN Convention against Corruption entered into force 20 years ago. 🔗 Read our experts’ analysis here: anticorru.pt/3g9

Image quote. CoSP11: "For the first time in 20 years, governments have set minimum standards to keep anonymous, opaque and illicit money out of political parties and election campaigns." - François Valérian, Chair of Transparency International

Transparency International@anticorruption· Dec 19

Public debt is the public's debt. A new report by Transparency International, NDI and @opengovpartnership.org explores the rise of confidentiality clauses in sovereign debt contracts and their impact on transparency and accountability. 🔗 Read it here: anticorru.pt/3g3

New report. Public debt confidentiality. Transparency International.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Dec 18

#CoSP11: Political finance systems can be easily abused, with loopholes that allow money to disrupt democracy. Governments must act now to restore trust in institutions and to protect democracy from hidden influence. 🔗 Read more: anticorru.pt/3fV

Transparency in political finance is the exception, not the rule. Only a few countries make campaign finance information available online.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Dec 17

The UN Convention against Corruption promises civil society a role in anti-corruption. However, almost half of the countries reviewed by UNCAC received no recommendations on civil society participation. 🔗 Read our new report here: www.transparency.org/en/publicati... #EUSEE #CoSP11

New report. 43% of countries reviewed by UNCAC received no recommendations on civil society participation - even in countries where civic space is closed like Russia or Venezuela. Transparency International.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Dec 16

⚠️ In November 2025, the #EUSEE programme recorded many deterioration alerts globally, as the enabling environment for civil society continues to be eroded. Some of the trends include election violence and crackdowns on dissent. Read more ➡️ eusee.hivos.org/overview-of-...

EU SEE project. November 2025 alerts. Changes in the enabling environment for civil society.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Dec 12

📢 The call for workshop proposals for the International Anti-Corruption Conference 2026 is now open. Submit your idea today. Your workshop could inspire thousands! 🗓️ Deadline: 23 Feb 2026 ➡️ Submit online here: anticorru.pt/3fx

Transparency International@anticorruption· Dec 11

🔴 Together with 160+ organisations, we've sent a letter to governments attending #CoSP11 asking them to commit to bringing transparency and integrity to the funding of political parties and candidates. No hidden money should interfere with democracy. Read the letter here ➡️ anticorru.pt/3fQ

The image shows a hand putting a ballot (envelope) in a box in darkness. The text says: 160+ democracy and anti-corruption organisations are calling on COSP11 delegates and governments to commit to integrity in the funding of political parties and candidates. Read the letter. Transparency International.

Transparency International@anticorruption· Dec 10

Sexual corruption is a form of gender-based violence. During the #16Days of Activism, we've been calling for the widespread criminalisation of sexual corruption, for victims to have access to justice and for perpetrators to be held accountable.