Russia’s Committment To Fighting Corruption Questioned

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Russia’s Committment To Fighting Corruption Questioned - Wall Street Journal

When Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed a ban on bribing foreign officials into law February, many remained skeptical about the country’s commitment to anti-corruption enforcement. Some viewed the move as nothing more than a ploy to gain ...

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