Corruption Perceptions Index
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Sep 25, 2026
SPECIAL INTERVIEW: Sweden's ambassador promises ongoing support to Liberia after embassy closure
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25:41Karl BackéusGUEST
But that's one key aspect of rule of law where I do think we're seeing some progress.
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25:46Karl BackéusGUEST
We see, for instance, the General Auditing Commission, which is doing some very important work, and they are... producing some very good reports, and we see progress on, or a slight improvement at least, on Transparency International's Anti-Corruption Index.
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26:10Karl BackéusGUEST
But it's also about, you know, having accountability institutions that are functioning.
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26:15Karl BackéusGUEST
And we talked about Cental and Neymot, and I think in general, having civil society that is vibrant and active is a key part of having a rule of law process that works.
UK Expat Property Conveyancing: How to Beat the 135 Day Average
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41:01Gerard DavisGUEST
Wow.
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41:01JohnHOST
So I'm sure some of them must be quite high on what I thought was called the Corruption Perception Index.
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41:08JohnHOST
But you go off a different list, I believe.
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41:11Gerard DavisGUEST
We get a high-risk third country's email every month, I think it is, from our internal compliance team that tell us countries where citizens of those countries we can't transact with at all.
Oral Questions for Tuesday 22 September 2026
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4:43Christopher LuxonPANELIST
Uh, yes, and especially our decision never to introduce a capital gains tax.
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4:49Chlöe SwarbrickPANELIST
Why does he think that New Zealand fell in the Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index in 2025?
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4:57Christopher LuxonPANELIST
Well, I'm actually proud of the actual, uh, policies that we have in place to make sure we manage conflicts, the way that we engage with stakeholders from all sorts, uh, as we develop policy.
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5:05Christopher LuxonPANELIST
I'm actually proud of that progress.
Does the UK do enough to guard against corruption in public life?
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4:46Robert BarringtonGUEST
Um, and whichever methodology you choose, on every single one of the major corruption and governance indices, uh, that exist, over the last ten years, the UK's performance has deteriorated.
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4:59Robert BarringtonGUEST
And on the one that's most widely quoted, TI's Corruption Perceptions Index, the UK has moved twelve percentage points down.
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5:06Robert BarringtonGUEST
Uh, so that is really statistically significant, and in fact, the only country to have moved further down in percentage terms than the UK is Belarus.
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5:15Robert BarringtonGUEST
Uh, so, so that to me is ringing all sorts of alarm bells.
Corruption in the digital age: how to ask the difficult questions to prevent it
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11:38Sope WilliamsGUEST
In terms of enforcement, so maybe looking at Transparency International, OECD reports, if you look at enforcement actions by the UK under the Bribery Act and the US under the FCPA, you find that a lot of the actors are actually companies that are based in low corruption environments.
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11:55Sope WilliamsGUEST
So a lot of the actors, the actual corrupt personalities, if you like, are from countries that are high up on the Corruption Perceptions Index.
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12:05Sope WilliamsGUEST
And so they are implicated.
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12:07Sope WilliamsGUEST
They might be operating through intermediaries or they might be operating through whatever structure.
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12:12Sope WilliamsGUEST
So we see that.
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12:14Sope WilliamsGUEST
And that tells you that if those companies are at the center of a lot of the bigger scandals, that tells you that those countries, though they might be high up on the Corruption Perceptions Index as clean countries, well, their companies are not.
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12:28Sope WilliamsGUEST
are not clean.
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12:29Sope WilliamsGUEST
So there's a disconnect between the data and what we see on the ground in terms of enforcement actions.
Does the UK do enough to guard against corruption in public life?
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4:46Robert BarringtonGUEST
Um, and whichever methodology you choose on every single one of the major corruption and governance indices, uh, that exist, over the last 10 years, the UK's performance has deteriorated.
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4:59Robert BarringtonGUEST
And on the one that's most widely quoted, TI's Corruption Perceptions Index, the UK has moved 12 percentage points down.
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5:06Robert BarringtonGUEST
Uh, so that is really statistically significant.
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5:08Robert BarringtonGUEST
And in fact, the only country to have moved further down in percentage terms than the UK is Belarus.
Europe’s Map Is Lighting Up—Is Russia’s Hybrid War Spreading?
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9:50GerdesHOST
You're literally 50 countries more corrupt than, than Ukraine, and yet you have the gall and temerity to say, "See how corrupt they are." It's, it's embarrassing.
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10:00GerdesHOST
Like, you can look this up in the corruption index, the Corruption Perception Index from Transparency International.
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10:06GerdesHOST
Okay, uh, also from RT, who's going to try to amplify this kinda narrative, Germany hits a political tipping point as the AfD surges to 30% in support according to Bild.
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10:19GerdesHOST
Uh, it wasn't RT saying it.
Behind the pork-barrelling accusations, Mexico murder trial + sanctioning Israeli settlements
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10:09Clancy MooreGUEST
Yeah, there's definitely a growing distrust and sort of perception around corruption in Australia.
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10:16Clancy MooreGUEST
So we, every year, put out Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index, which looks at the perception of corruption in the public sector.
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10:25Clancy MooreGUEST
And last year, Australia's score actually went down on the 100-point scale, 100 being really clean and good and zero being highly corrupt.
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10:32Clancy MooreGUEST
And our score, unfortunately, went down from 77 to 76.
What U.S. Businesses Should Know About Vietnam | Asia Forward | Episode 16
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19:02Ledy SimarmataHOST
that people may want to be aware.
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19:05Ledy SimarmataHOST
In the Corruption Perception Index last year, obviously, the CPI ranks 182 countries and territories worldwide by their perceived level of public sector corruption.
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19:21Ledy SimarmataHOST
Zero meaning highly corrupt, 100 meaning very clean, and Vietnam is at 41.
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19:29Ted OsiusGUEST
41 out of 182 the
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19:49Ledy SimarmataHOST
34 So if you go by rank you know one to 182 so vietnam is at the number 81 so that's pretty a bit you know in the lower area of the rank the highest in in in southeast asia is singapore
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20:04Ted OsiusGUEST
yes singapore there's no news i guess too no well there is no news the um yeah talk about government transparency yes singapore is remarkably transparent
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20:14Ledy SimarmataHOST
singapore is really exceptional in this yes but the thing is that People quote this all the time when they want to know about how transparent a government is, right? From Transparency International, what's the corruption perception index right now, last year, or what have you.
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20:30Ledy SimarmataHOST
So how do you square that with the openness and wanting to attract more global investors where you Somehow, you know, you have this statistic.
Inside a Boiler Room Scam Ep2 - Location
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10:53Geoff WhiteHOST
But somewhere with enough corrupt officials that they can be bought off.
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10:58Geoff WhiteHOST
Indonesia ranks 109 out of 182 countries on Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index.
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11:07Geoff WhiteHOST
So it's not at the bottom, but it's nowhere near the top.
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11:10Geoff WhiteHOST
Ideal territory for this gang, it seems.