Montenegro received 44 points for corruption, Russia - 29
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Montenegro received 44 points for corruption, Russia - 29
Transparency International presented the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) perceptions of corruption in the world in 2015. http://www.transparency.org/cpi2015
The rating is compiled annually since 1995 and demonstrates an assessment of the level of perception of corruption by analysts and entrepreneurs. The lower the score, the higher the level of corruption. In comparison with the rating of 2014, Montenegro has risen by 2 points and now its score is 44 points. Russia in the ranking also rose by 2 points and its score is now 29 points.
Analysts surprised Greece's position, which rose in the rating by 3 points, to 46 points, despite the fact that the country continues to be under pressure from the financial crisis that erupted in 2014.
Most of the Balkan countries are in the same rating group: Macedonia - 42, 42 - Turkey, 40 - Serbia, 40 - Bosnia-Herzegovina, 36 - Albania, 33. Kosovo - 51 points, Slovenia 60 points.
The Scandinavian countries and Finland, as well as the Netherlands, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Germany, Great Britain have the highest scores, more than 80 points. The lowest indicators, less than 30 points - Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan.
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