US exit from GRECO anti-corruption group prompts fears of further disruption
By Martin Coyle and Samuel Rubenfeld ( October 1, 2026, 13:22 GMT | Comment) -- A US move to leave the key European corruption monitoring group GRECO has alarmed officials over the possible impact on the organization itself, including through a big hit to its coffers. But the wider implications for global efforts to fight economic crime are also in the spotlight, with fears that a pullout by the US from the OECD Working Group on Bribery could be next.The US's notice this week that it would leave a key European corruption monitoring group has alarmed officials over the move's possible impact on the organization and wider implications for global efforts to fight economic crime....
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