Lockheed’s Egyptian Agent and the C-130
Introduction The cover-up can be half the crime, as Lockheed amply demonstrated in the wake of a 1989 transport airplane
Read MoreIntroduction The cover-up can be half the crime, as Lockheed amply demonstrated in the wake of a 1989 transport airplane
Read MoreIntroduction The Ordnance Factories are India’s network of 41 government-managed military-sector manufactories, nearly half of which predate the country’s independence
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Read MoreIntroduction During its protracted and delicate transition to democracy during the 1990s, Chile struggled to enforce new anti-corruption norms in
Read MoreIntroduction Accused of foreign bribery in three different countries within a decade, Finland’s flagship arms manufacturer Patria, majority-owned by the
Read MoreIntroduction By 2015, Brazil’s long-running anti-corruption investigations had already implicated one major arms procurement program, the Scorpène submarine contract, when
Read MoreIntroduction Not all corruption investigations can uncover enough evidence to proceed to prosecution, and in the case of India’s Barak
Read MoreIntroduction Brazilian company Embraer is best known as a leading producer of regional civil aircraft, but also builds and successfully
Read MoreIntroduction Like most submarine sales in recent years, the planned sale by German shipbuilders ThyssenKrupp of three Dolphin-2 submarines to
Read MoreIntroduction Since the 1990s, German authorities had concerns that German small arms could be used to commit human rights violations
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