More countries are making progress on corruption – but there's much to be done, says a new report

• A new report from Transparency International finds improvements in the fight against corruption.
• But most countries are stagnating, and there are worrying connections between rich and poor countries.
• The report says unregulated flows of big money into politics is corrupting public policy.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Transparency International Chair Delia Ferreira Rubio unveiled the main themes and findings of the organization's new report on corruption.

The overall picture is one of stagnation in the face of corruption, found Transparency International in the latest Corruption Perceptions Index.

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