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
Smith & Wesson’s Foreign Bribery Settlement World Peace Foundation In 2014, the U.S. firearms manufacturer Smith & Wesson agreed to pay USD 2 million in
Lockheed’s Egyptian Agent and the C-130 World Peace Foundation The cover-up can be half the crime, as Lockheed amply demonstrated in the wake of a
Funding the Belgian Socialist Parties World Peace Foundation On July 18, 1991, the retired Belgian politician André Cools, an influential Socialist figure and former deputy
India’s Barak 1 Missile Deal World Peace Foundation Not all corruption investigations can uncover enough evidence to proceed to prosecution, and in the case of
Nigeria’s Armsgate Scandal Most corruption in arms procurement takes the form of bribes or kickbacks. In return for being awarded an arms contract, often as
Al Yamamah Deals Sam Perlo-Freeman The Al Yamamah series of arms deals with Saudi Arabia was, and remains, Britain’s biggest arms deal ever concluded, earning
Armor Holdings and the United Nations Sam Perlo-Freeman In one of the rare cases where a payer of bribes went to prison, Richard Bistrong, a
French Angolan Arms Deal Sam Perlo-Freeman The Angolagate scandal rocked the French political world when it came to light in 1999. It revealed a plot
Airbus Eurofighter Sales to Austria World Peace Foundation Airbus’ checkered past has come under examination across a number of [jurisdictions](https://www.traceinternational.org/TraceCompendium/Detail/286?class=casename_searchresult&type=1), but it may be one
