Taiwan’s Lafayette Frigate Affair World Peace Foundation In 1993, the body of a naval officer washed ashore in the small town of Suao, on the

Chile’s Milicogate Scandal World Peace Foundation Chile has an unusual method for funding arms purchases: a 10% levy on export revenues from the state copper

Patria’s Bribes in Egypt and the Balkans World Peace Foundation Accused of foreign bribery in three different countries within a decade, Finland’s flagship arms manufacturer

Caso Mirage World Peace Foundation During its protracted and delicate transition to democracy during the 1990s, Chile struggled to enforce new anti-corruption norms in an

Greek Land Forces and German Bribery World Peace Foundation Greece maintains the second-largest armored corps among European NATO countries, trailing only its neighbor and rival

The Ordnance Factory Board Scam World Peace Foundation The Ordnance Factories are India’s network of 41 government-managed military-sector manufactories, nearly half of which predate the

The Pergau Dam ‘Arms for Aid’ Scandal World Peace Foundation In October 1993, a controversy erupted in London over whether the Thatcher government had used

German Submarine Sales to Portugal World Peace Foundation Submarine sales seem to be particularly prone to bribery. They are complex, once-in-a-generation (for most countries) purchases.

Rolls-Royce’s Indian Jet Engine Bribes World Peace Foundation The [multi-jurisdiction investigation](https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/oct/31/rolls-royce-middlemen-may-have-used-bribes-to-land-major-contracts) into Rolls-Royce’s extensive history of paying bribes, prompted by a whistleblower’s allegations in 2012,

The Boeing Tanker Case World Peace Foundation The U.S. defense acquisition system’s “revolving door” is [legendary](https://www.pogo.org/report/2004/06/politics-of-contracting/), but few cases of officials performing favors in exchange