Finding A Voice, Seeking Justice: The Barriers Women Face To Reporting Corruption In The European Union
This gender analysis of data by Global Corruption Barometer and Advocacy and Legal Advice Centres provides unique insight into how…
Geographical Coverage: Europe
For The Common Good Or Private Interests? People’s Views Of Political Integrity In The European Union
This working paper introduces a new measure, People’s Perceptions of Political Integrity (PPPI), in order to understand how different countries…
Up To The Task? The State Of Play In Countries Committed To Freezing And Seizing Russian Dirty Money
This study assesses how well countries leading multilateral efforts to freeze and seize Russian kleptocrats’ assets are equipped to deliver…
Monitoring public contracting: Experience from 18 integrity pacts in the EU
Monitoring public contracting: Experience from 18 integrity pacts in the EU This publication aims to inform future decision-makers, public authorities,…
Integrity pacts in the EU: Suitability, set up, and implementation
The integrity pact, a collaborative tool pioneered by Transparency International, embeds a civil society organisation as an independent monitor in…
The Global Corruption Barometer – European Union 2021
Corruption, especially, affects every country in the political bloc, and the COVID-19 pandemic is worsening matters. In some countries, people…
Attack On Ukraine And Democracy In A Changing World: 10 Recommendations For A European Democratic Response
The attack on Ukraine and the global security response that follows constitute a major turning point for European democracy. Together…
Melissa Heikkilä with MIT Technology Review predicts that regulations on AI will become much stronger in 2023. She shows that the EU, US, and China have cracked down on AI through the creation of new regulations to end the “wild west era” of AI development.
Melissa Heikkilä with MIT Technology Review predicts that regulations on AI will become much stronger in 2023. She shows that…
A recent Eurobarometer survey shows that 82% of EU citizens agree on the need to continue a reduction of Russian fossil fuel dependency. Alongside this, 83% believe the war in Ukraine makes investment in renewable energies all the more urgent.
A recent Eurobarometer survey shows that 82% of EU citizens agree on the need to continue a reduction of Russian…
Bridging the Transatlantic Cyber Rift: Recommendations for Cyber Cooperation Between NATO and the EU
Cybersecurity is a vital area for cooperation between NATO and the EU. The two organizations have substantially improved their cybersecurity…