Donald Trump is learning from Israel’s Netanyahu on the art of undermining critics and justice and democracy.

Holocaust survivor Zuzana Ruzickova not only became one of the world’s leading harpsichordists, but also devoted herself to educating audiences everywhere about the Holocaust.

Then US Special Inspector General for Afghanistan issues a report to Congress on World Bank mismanagement of the largest of all multi-donor trust funds - $10 billion - dedicated to Afghan reconstruction and development.

A dramatic victory for democracy in Malaysia finally opens the door to investigations of nation’s largest corruption scandal.

IMF’s Managing Director Christine Lagarde leads the charge against corruption - the Fund starts to implement a tough new set of anti-corruption approaches - will they be effective?

NO IMPUNITY! Will increasing numbers of top politicians found guilty of corruption go to jail? Maybe a new trend is starting.

The Afghan quagmire is deepening, as Pakistan outplays the U.S. and corruption worsens, undermining public trust. Newly published research adds to understanding - and gloom.

The world faces the worst humanitarian disasters since World War Two, but President Trump is proposing major cuts to U.S. aid in favor of a major boost to defense spending - again.

The extraordinary life as a human rights idol, and the brilliant music of Zuzana Ruzickova - ZUZANA: MUSIC IS LIFE

The titans of Wall Street may do wrong things, but their lawyers claim they are always within the law. Indeed, the top financial chieftains enjoy impunity.

Do not be distracted by the Tweets - Trump is pursuing a sinister path to authoritarianism. 

Kleptocrats combining with organized crime, assisted by financial consultants and other advisers expert in laundering money, are rapidly gaining in a world where anti-corruption activists seem less and less effective. 

U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller is following the money, issuing first indictments, and moving closer on the Russian trail that could lead to the White House.

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince arrests over 200 of the kingdom's wealthiest individuals on corruption charges in a bid to consolidate his power and raise cash - how will he raise the staggering sums he seeks to modernize his country? 

Trump divides the nation, undermines the moral standing of his office, damages global reputation

White House troubles - scandals, Russians and investigations.

A prison sentence for corruption against Brazil's former powerful president underscores the importance of the corruption investigations at a time when the judiciary is under attack.