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Corruption - Page 15

November 8, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

China Expands Its Legal Reach from Corruption to Global AI Cooperation

China has adopted a new law targeting cross-border corruption and ratified an agreement establishing the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, as part of a series of legislative decisions approved by the Standing

News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan Excise Officer Jailed for 30 Years over Bribery of French National’s Wife

A Sri Lankan excise officer has been sentenced to 30 years of rigorous imprisonment for demanding and accepting a bribe from the wife of a French national in exchange for avoiding legal action against her husband, who had been arrested

October 30, 2026

Sri Lanka taxpayers may bear $2.5m Treasury fraud loss, says finance committee chair

News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s taxpayers may ultimately have to bear the cost of a USD 2.5 million fraud involving funds transferred from the Treasury to recipients

Sri Lanka’s illicit cigarette trade costs government Rs 29.5bn in lost tax revenue

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka lost an estimated Rs 29.5 billion in potential tax revenue in 2025 because of illicit factory-made cigarette consumption, according to an economic

Urgent: Restore South Eastern University’s Academic Integrity Mr Presidnet

July 29, 2024
Corruption/News

by A Special Correspondent The University Grants Commission (UGC) emphasizes ‘Academic and Research Excellence’ and ‘Personal Integrity’ in its criteria for selecting a Vice Chancellor. However, the Council of the South Eastern

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U. S. Senator Bob Menendez Guilty in Corruption Case

July 17, 2024
News/United States

U.S. Democratic Senator Bob Menendez, who was accused of receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes, including cash, gold bars and a Mercedes-Benz, was found guilty on all counts Tuesday in

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Risks of Adani’s Sri Lanka Eco-Gamble: Debunking Cheerleaders

July 11, 2024
Corruption/Diplomacy

The past week has seen a flurry of media activity from apologists for, and supporters of, the proposed Adani wind power project in Mannar. An article by Engineer Gerald L. Samaranayake in

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Sri Lanka: Restoring Academic Integrity at SEU — An Open Letter to the President

July 5, 2024
Education/Human Rights

Your Excellency, I am writing this open letter to bring to your attention a dire situation at the South Eastern University of Sri Lanka (SEUSL) concerning academic integrity. Specifically, I am deeply

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CIA Front Company’s Shadowy Arms Deals in Sri Lanka?

June 12, 2024
Defence/News

In August 2017, CIA front company Noetic International Inc. signed an agreement with RKW Strategic Services LLC, a U.S.-based firm ostensibly focused on waste-to-energy (WTE). However, an investigative report by CIAGate has

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Exposing CIA/Polish Arms Traders’ Shadow Schemes

June 11, 2024
Corruption/United States

Don’t participate in the unfruitful actions of darkness, instead, reveal the truth about them ~ Ephesians 5:11 In August 2017, CIA’s front company Noetic International Inc. signed an agreement with the RKW

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Anti-Graft Body Demands Transparency in Adani Wind Power Project

June 6, 2024
Corruption

Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL) has filed a series of Right to Information (RTI) requests with public authorities seeking crucial information regarding the transparency, legality, evaluation process, pricing, government involvement, and the

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Sri Lanka’s Graphite: Fair Procurement for National Interests Must Be Ensured

May 27, 2024
Editorials

Editorial The recent history of government deals has shown a worrying trend towards the neglect of proper procurement guidelines and competitive practices. This negligence not only invites corruption but also compromises national

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Unregulated Spending by Top Foreign-Funded NGOs in Sri Lanka

May 23, 2024
Corruption/Sri Lanka

by Kelum Bandara A number of leading NGOs funded by various foreign sources for projects such as gender rights, human rights and democratic governance have been registered only as guaranteed companies under

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Sri Lanka: Wind Power Deal with Adani Contravenes IMF Guidelines

May 10, 2024
Corruption/News

Murtaza Jafferjee, Chairman of the Advocata Institute, has raised serious questions regarding the recent energy deal struck between the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) and Adani, an Indian multinational conglomerate. The deal, which

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Chinese Organic Shipments Rejected to Promote Indian Fertilizer, Accusations Leveled Against Two Academics

May 10, 2024
News

Dr. W. S. Wimalasooriya, in an exclusive interview with a prominent YouTuber, alleged a conspiracy behind the rejection of a shipment of organic fertilizer from China to Sri Lanka. According to Dr.

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Parallels Between Archaic Entrepots and Modern Offshore Banking Centers

May 10, 2024
Business

A discussion of the origins of urbanization may provide some insight into the character of modern social problems by highlighting the long historical dynamic at work. It may not be out of

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Sri Lanka’s Visa Policy in the Spotlight: Heated Cabinet Meetings Exacerbate Internal Rifts

May 6, 2024
Politics/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo A heated cabinet meeting has ignited a political firestorm over the government’s decision to outsource visa issuance to a foreign entity. The contentious move has not only

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On-Arrival Visa Saga: Outspoken Man Summoned by Police — Allegations of Data Fraud Against Foreign Entity

May 6, 2024
Sri Lanka

Pubudu Jagoda, the Education Secretary of the Front Line Socialist Party, has accused VFS GLOBAL, the company overseeing Katunayake visa operations, of data fraud. In a recent press conference, he voiced concerns

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Corruption in Sri Lanka: 1,749 Complaints, 8 Convictions

May 5, 2024
Corruption/Sri Lanka

In the latest annual report on human rights issued by the United States State Department, Sri Lanka emerges as a focal point for concerns regarding corruption, with a staggering number of cases

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