The investigative reporting that exposed the alleged widespread corruption scheme perpetrated by the private, Monaco-based firm Unaoil was based on a trove of emails that had been obtained by reporters. The emails revealed a scheme by which Unaoil performed its function as a middleman between multinational corporations and state governments of oil producing countries by
Corruption is a plague that affects all societies in their various sectors, from the political to the corporate, from the individual to the public, from arts to entertainment. Oftentimes, corrupt behavior can continue unabated for years, generating tremendous windfalls for its perpetrators, even as they enjoy a reputation of integrity. RKN Global’s founder Ronald K.
Ronald K. Noble, founder, RKN Global Corruption in government, especially in law enforcement, engenders a high level of cynicism in the general public, to the extent that at times police and other authorities are always suspect and abusive of their power in the popular mind. The anger towards police at some Black Lives Matter protests
Ronald K. Noble, founder RKN Global Famous quotes are often immortalized for our perception of their truth value. An observation that eloquently and accurately captures the dynamic of a phenomenon of human life is more likely to become one that is requoted, even to the point of fame. One such quotation is the oft-quoted dictum
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month, established in a joint effort by industry and the U.S. government to raise the profile of the dangers of the online world and awareness of ways to protect ourselves, our families, and our businesses. While a great deal of our previous focus has been on identity theft and
The United States 9/11 Commission Report alerted the world to the truth that “for terrorists, travel documents are as important as weapons.” The same holds true for criminals of all types: The ability to move and cross borders without being flagged or identified is extremely important for criminal enterprises. It is therefore no surprise
