More arrests of corrupt Russian officials are likely
Legal action against a series of officials suggests a reduced tolerance for corruption when combined with inefficiency
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- Investigators under scrutiny
- Anti-corruption campaign
- Tightening up
- Focus on efficiency
- New rules for 'permissible' corruption
- Corruption as an electoral issue
- Putin associates still untouchable
- No systemic change
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_350.jpg "The Lubyanka, headquarters of the Federal Security Service and before that the KGB (Reuters/Sergei Karpukhin)")