BBC World
Ukraine's sacked defence minister says Zelensky has some explaining to do about corruption, while also hinting he might fancy a promotion himself someday.
BBC World
Peru's constitutional court overturns ex-president Ollanta Humala's corruption conviction, freeing him from prison and proving that political donations are just friendly gifts, not bribes.
BBC World
Nigeria's government accidentally funded a fake agency for nearly a year - offices, staff, budget and all - until someone noticed it never legally existed. Whoops.
The Guardian Europe
A witness describes the final moments of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, who screamed before a bomb killed her, in the long-delayed trial of the alleged mastermind.
The Guardian
Jacinta Allan admits criminals worked on Big Build sites but says a royal commission would just produce another expensive report, offering instead a list of measures already taken.
The Guardian
Hungary's outgoing oligarchs are speed-dialing private jet companies and applying for US visas faster than you can say 'illiberal democracy.'
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