We looked at the 11 worst OECD countries for organised crime. The lower the WEF ranking given, the worse the country is for organised crime. Some major economies, such as Russia, ...

Organised crime is a major blight on the lives of millions of people worldwide, and holds back economies in rich and poor countries alike. A survey earlier this year asked almost 17,000 business ...

Each country is given a score from 1 to 7 indicating how bad the problem is. 1 indicates that it's a big problem that imposes huge costs; 7 means no problem at all. Here are the fifteen countries ...

Organised crime is a major blight on the lives of millions of people worldwide, and holds back economies in rich and poor countries alike. A survey earlier this year asked almost 17,000 business ...

A former Chief of Army Staff, Lt-Gen. Tukur Buratai (retd.), on Tuesday, said Nigeria currently ranked fifth globally in countries affected by organised crime behind the Democratic Republic of ...

Organised crime casts a long shadow, driving violence and an illicit economy. But our research has uncovered some more subtle dimensions to its influence, too. We’ve found that organised crime can ...

Theresa May will urge European countries to work together to tackle organised crime and corruption in an address to the Western Balkans summit. The Prime Minister is expected to tell leaders that, ...

Italy — Italy, the symbolic home of the Mafia, is by far the worst-ranking EU country for organised crime, coming in 130th place of 140, 70 places worse than France.

Organised crime is a major blight on the lives of millions of people worldwide, and holds back economies in rich and poor countries alike. A survey earlier this year asked almost 17,000 business ...

When mafia threatens democracy: Research shows ordinary people are less honest in countries hit by organized crime. by Giovanni A. Travaglino, Alberto Mirisola and Pascal Burgmer, The Conversation ...

We found that citizens tended to be less inclined towards civic honesty in countries where organised criminal groups were more widespread. In these places, corruption is more commonly justified.