Transparency International

Dossier

Who

Transparency International — Compliance / Investigative / Data org. Artesh's archive holds 22,069 stories naming Transparency International. The 35 most recent, from 22 July 2026 to 3 September 2026, come from international and independent outlets VOA Persian (21), Radio Farda (13), Phys.org (1). On 22 July 2026, VOA Persian reported: "Hengaw Report on Continued Violation of Women's Rights in Iran: Dozens of Arrests and 23 Femicides in One Month" / "Head of Criminal Investigation Department in Khash Killed in 'Shooting by Unknown Individuals'".

In the news

September 2026 (Shahrivar–Mehr 1405, 1 story)

3 Sep — Korean Researchers Identify Origin of 'Beating' Signal in Quantum Materials (Phys.org). A team of Korean researchers has identified the origin of the 'beating' signal in topological insulator nanowires, resolving a significant challenge in quantum signal interpretation.

July 2026 (Tir–Mordad 1405, 34 stories)

22 Jul — International Red Cross: Evidence of Chemical Attack on Civilians in Mosul (Radio Farda). The International Red Cross has reported that civilians in western Mosul have been exposed to chemical weapons amid ongoing clashes.

22 Jul — British Defense Minister Expresses Hope for Raqqa Operations to Begin After Its Siege by Spring (Radio Farda). The British Defense Minister hopes for the completion of the siege of Raqqa by spring, leading to liberation operations against ISIS. This involves Western-backed rebels and US air support.

22 Jul — Putin: Russia Ready to Collaborate with the New US Administration (Radio Farda). Vladimir Putin announced Russia's readiness to work with the new US administration, emphasizing the importance of normalizing relations based on mutual interests.

22 Jul — Trump: My remarks about gun rights supporters confronting Hillary Clinton were misinterpreted (Radio Farda). Donald Trump has defended his controversial remarks regarding gun rights supporters and Hillary Clinton, claiming they were misinterpreted.

22 Jul — Turkey; Government Supporters and Opponents Join Forces in a March Against the Coup (Radio Farda). On July 24, tens of thousands of Turkish citizens marched in Istanbul against a failed coup attempt, uniting both government supporters and opponents.

22 Jul — Death toll from 'deadliest' suicide bombing since Saddam's fall in Baghdad reaches 292 (Radio Farda). A suicide bombing in Baghdad has resulted in 292 deaths, marking the deadliest attack since the fall of Saddam Hussein. The Islamic State group claimed responsibility, coinciding with their military setbacks in Iraq.

22 Jul — Sisi's Speech on Egypt's Island Transfer to Saudi Arabia Sparks Controversy (Radio Farda). Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Sisi's recent speech aimed to address controversies over the transfer of two islands to Saudi Arabia but ended up igniting debates about freedom of speech after he silenced a parliament member.

and 27 more that month, in the timeline.

Iranian outlets vs international outlets

No Iranian state or state-linked outlet in the record names Transparency International in this period. The international side is VOA Persian (21), Radio Farda (13), Phys.org (1); its most recent headlines: "Korean Researchers Identify Origin of 'Beating' Signal in Quantum Materials" (Phys.org); "International Red Cross: Evidence of Chemical Attack on Civilians in Mosul" (Radio Farda); "British Defense Minister Expresses Hope for Raqqa Operations to Begin After Its Siege by Spring" (Radio Farda). Each headline is that outlet's account; the two sides are shown side by side so the difference in emphasis can be read directly.

Often mentioned with

The names that appear most often in the same stories as Transparency International: Russia. These are co-mentions in Artesh's archive, not statements about relationships.

Full dated timeline of coverage

Written from Artesh's own coverage record: every statement is attributed to the outlet that reported it. Last updated October 10, 2026.