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A Portrait of Corruption

Diane Ravitch's blog

Diane Ravitch's blog

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July 1, 2026

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Narrative Analysis: Name Calling
A Portrait of Corruption

Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut gave a stunning speech about the normalcy of corruption in the Trump White House. Senator Murphy spoke about “500 Days of Corruption,” in which he detailed numerous deals that enriched the Trump sons, Don Jr. and Eric. Typically, they invested in a company and with days or weeks, that company []

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Independent Online

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· Jul 10, 2026

Exposing the manifestation of corruption and unethical leadership in Africa: Book review – ‘A Man of the People’

Exposing the manifestation of corruption and unethical leadership in Africa: Book review – ‘A Man of the People’

Brisbane Times

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· Jun 21, 2026

‘Reprisals’ and conflicts of interest: The university in ICAC’s sights

The state’s corruption watchdog has the University of Wollongong in its crosshairs over allegations of poor governance.

Watchdog Uganda

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· Jul 2, 2026

NESTOR BASEMERA, PhD: A Nation Contaminated: How Corruption is Eroding Uganda’s Soul

‘Corruption’ originates from the Latin word corrumpere, which means ‘bribe, mar or destroy’. Evidence suggests it has existed globally from time immemorial, and in recent times, it has occupied a front seat in global discussions. Corruption is a cankerworm that has invaded Ugandan society. It cuts across all sectors, whether public or private, and not [] The post NESTOR BASEMERA, PhD: A Nation Contaminated: How Corruption is Eroding Uganda’s Soul appeared first on Watchdog Uganda.

Jezebel

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· Jul 1, 2026

Why Is Trump Making a Billion-Dollar Mining Deal in Kazakhstan?

Presidential corruption hits mind-boggling new high as Trump's sons just showed up in a 1.6 billion bonanza orchestrated by their dad.

The Week

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· Jul 5, 2026

Spain’s embattled PM: the stench of corruption

Spain’s embattled PM: the stench of corruption

South China Morning Post

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· Jun 24, 2026

China targets face of international space cooperation in corruption crackdown

Senior Chinese defence industry official Bian Zhigang is under investigation for corruption, the latest high-profile target in Beijing’s sweeping crackdown on its military sector. Bian, deputy head of the State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defence (SASTIND), was suspected of “serious violations of discipline and law”, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) said on Wednesday, using its usual term for corruption and bribery. The CCDI is China’s...

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Related coverage for "A Portrait of Corruption": Independent Online — Exposing the manifestation of corruption and unethical leadership in Africa: Book review – ‘A Man of the People’. Brisbane Times — ‘Reprisals’ and conflicts of interest: The university in ICAC’s sights. Watchdog Uganda — NESTOR BASEMERA, PhD: A Nation Contaminated: How Corruption is Eroding Uganda’s Soul. Jezebel — Why Is Trump Making a Billion-Dollar Mining Deal in Kazakhstan?. The Week — Spain’s embattled PM: the stench of corruption . South China Morning Post — China targets face of international space cooperation in corruption crackdown