Bribery
UK tightens rules on overseas political donations to stop 'dodgy funding,' foreign influence
The review found Britain faced a persistent problem of foreign countries, including Russia, China, and Iran, trying to influence and undermine the country's democracy.
KAN broadcast investigates pro-PM campaigns spreading fake news rhetoric around Netanyahu trial
IDF indicts two soldiers for smuggling cigarettes, stealing ammo, tax offenses linked with Gaza
Netanyahu trial: Case 4000 cross-examination ends, prosecution advances to Case 2000
Arye Deri quitting politics was not part of plea bargain, Mandelblit admits
"Law enforcement did not excel in this case," Mandelblit said in an interview with Channel 12.
European parliament launching procedure to waiver immunity of two MEPS following Qatar scandal
Two members of European Parliament have had their immunity waivered for accepting bribes from Qatar
Former gov’t official: Filber blocked us from acting for the public interest
Former Communications Ministry official Yair Hakak said he felt "we were prevented from making professional decisions."
Coalition will likely need to change law in order to make Shas' Deri a minister
Complicating the picture is Deri’s conviction for bribery in 2000 for which he served around two years in jail.
Netanyahu's public corruption trial continues with testimony of limo driver
Netanyahu's limousine driver Yonatan Hasson testified on behalf of the prosecution and is expected to be cross-examined for one additional day.
How to read Netanyahu’s book - analysis
The public will have to settle for the best the three-judge panel can do in sifting through and weighing the many contradictory pieces of evidence for and against conviction.
Fugitive businessman 'Fat Leonard' to seek asylum in Venezuela
The Malaysian businessman removed his monitoring anklet and escaped house arrest in the United States earlier this month ahead of his impending sentencing.
Israeli businessman Beny Steinmetz's corruption appeal to begin in Geneva
The court found Steinmetz guilty of involvement in paying bribes to one of the wives of former Guinea president Lansana Conte.
Was Prof. Ruth Gavison right about Netanyahu's trial?
Was Ruth Gavison right about former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial?
Supreme Court stiffens sentence for IPS intelligence officer convicted of bribery
The decision came down as the country is struggling with multiple scandals signaling that top IPS officials have conducted extremely negligent oversight over a variety of problems.
