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Rather, it increases the prospects of corrupt leakage that may allow terrorist groups access to nuclear weapons.
The environmental destruction of the delta is part of a larger saga: corrupt companies operating hand in hand with corrupt government officials.
It is time for the Afghan government to name, shame, and sack corrupt officials, arrest major drug traffickers and opium landlords, and seize their assets.
Only a constitution, they argue, can restore much needed legitimacy to a political system that is widely perceived as deeply corrupt and inept.
Like swine flu, crony capitalism has migrated from corrupt Third World countries to America, once the citadel of sound public and private governance.
He preferred to confront corrupt institutions one at a time as he consolidated his rule.
But crime would not be as powerful as it is, and the police and judiciary would not be as corrupt, if Serbia's economy were in better shape.
When Russia faced its worst crisis, aid was given to the corrupt Yeltsin regime.
If this had been done, Russians would have fondly remembered receiving cash aid from the international community rather than blaming it for transferring funds to corrupt leaders.
It also tends to be the least corrupt of institutions in regions where that is a problem.
Last year the government put its finances in order by cutting wasteful and corrupt expenditures, such as enterprise subsidies.
Those who blame the IMF see the problem as self-inflicted through profligate and corrupt spending by Argentina.
But, sadly, the treaty will only entrench postcommunism's corrupt and criminal business practices, not increase trade or prosperity.
The price of plank cedar in Lahore is incentive enough to corrupt, or kill, any Green Corps men brave enough to stand in their way.
Afghanistan's often corrupt and incompetent government undermines counter-insurgency efforts there.
The message from Tunisia, at least so far, is clear: corrupt and authoritarian regimes, beware: unless you reform deeply and quickly, your days are numbered.
One such opportunity was missed in the early 1990's. When Russia faced its worst crisis, aid was given to the corrupt Yeltsin regime.
Her father was a respected president; yet she could well be remembered as one of the country's most corrupt.
Leviathan is about a decent man whose life is ruined by the mayor of his town in collusion with the Russian Orthodox Church and a corrupt judiciary.
He is robbed of his property by the corrupt mayor, who is paid by the Orthodox Church for the right to build a new church on Nikolay's land.