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17 May 2017 Today's top story Australia: Miners BHP Billiton, Woodside, Orica warn investments at risk from proposed foreign bribery laws
Sydney Morning Herald (TI mention) Mining giants BHP Billiton, Woodside and Orica have warned the federal government against going too far in strengthening Australia's foreign bribery laws, saying it could put local companies at risk and prevent them from taking up new investments overseas. Other news Global: Corruption Is Costly â and Pervasive
CFO Dominican Republic: Bribery scandal met with near-silence in Dominican Republic
Associated Press Malaysia: Corruption: 191 civil servants among 414 individuals nabbed by MACC this year
Astro Awani Malta: Transparency International warns: Corruption scandals cast shadow on Maltaâs EU presidencyâ
Times of Malta (TI mention) Russia: Giant farms linked to Russiaâs political elite fuel fears for smallholders
Thomson Reuters (TI mention) USA: 'Pay Trump bribes here' projected on Trump hotel
USA Today USA: Democrat proposes SWAMP Act to make Trump reimburse travel costs
Washington Examiner Blogs and opinion India: It's a pity Modi government's war against corruption is only for opposition parties
Daily O USA: The Criminal President?
New York Times USA: Why Is Congress proposing to increase Customs and Border Protection corruption?
The Hill News from Transparency International Public consultation: Your ideas welcome: help us set higher standards in state-owned companies
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