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NATO's anti-corruption requirement

The fight against corruption is no longer a taboo subject in the arms industry, which is taking matters into its own hands. [...]

Published on 02/03/2011 at 00:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Corruption probes have become so commonplace that growing numbers of multinationals are opting to submit to pre-emptive anti-corruption certification.

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Richard Kugler: "The main challenge facing Europe and the United States is to ensure that NATO and ESDP security organizations work in tandem together"

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