The Most Corrupt Countries in the World

According to the new annual global report, corruption has increased in countries such as Hungary and Turkey, while America has also dropped out of the list of ‘world’s twenty’ transparent countries. Pakistan’s position has improved.

What are the World’s Most Corrupt Countries?

According to the German capital of Transparency International in Berlin, according to the German capital, two-thirds of the world’s countries in 2018 have earned more than fifty points of one. The country receiving a hundred, ranked ‘transparent’ and ‘zero’ country is ranked ‘the worst’ country. The US has received 71 points in the latest corruption report and it has dropped four levels further. After the first two thousand eleven, it has happened for the first time that America has already cleared the corruption from the list of twenty countries.

Regarding corruption, Denmark has been declared the world’s most transparent country and its total score is 88. There are then numbers of New Zealand, Finland, Singapore, Sweden and Switzerland. Top groups of transparent countries regarding corruption include Norway, Holland, Canada, Luxembourg, Germany and Britain.

What are the World’s Least Corrupt Countries?

The world’s worst corrupt country is called Somalia and its total score is 10. Later, the list of corrupt countries comes to Syria, South Sudan, Yemen, North Korea, Sudan, Guinea-Bissau, Afghanistan and Libya. According to this report on Tuesday, there has been some improvement in corruption in Pakistan. In this latest list, Pakistan has got 33 out of 100. Last year, Pakistan got 32 points. If there is a detailed view of this list of 100 countries, there is no improvement in Pakistan’s position.

According to this report, there is direct link between strong democracy and corruption reduction. In countries where democracy is strong, those countries have got 75 points average. Similarly, in the weak democratic countries corruption is high and the average score for such countries is 49. This organization has given average governments 30 points to average. According to this report, Hungary has fallen eight and Turkey nine points in the last five years. The European country has got 46, while Turkey has got 41 points.