Take a look at top news stories from today:
A Push to Stop Kleptocrats From Cashing in Abroad
New York Times, June 2, 2009
Cambodia denies US diplomat’s corruption allegation
AFP, June 2, 2009
Rich world ‘morally obliged’ to help poor through recession: The rich world has a “moral obligation” to support poor countries through the recession, a House of Commons committee has said.
The Telegraph, June 2, 2009
South Korea: President Lee promises more aid, support and exchanges for ASEAN
Korea Net, June 2, 2009
Bribery suspect’s family arrested in Greece
Associated Press, June 2, 2009
Nigeria: Dwindling Revenue – FG Beams Searchlight on Customs, NNPC
Vanguard, June 1, 2009
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