Pakistan's Corruption Perceptions Index Score Rises Slightly
Most outlets reported Pakistan's slight increase in its Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) score, while also highlighting concerns about the methodology and data used. Geo News led with the improvement but noted that the data warrants closer examination, while Abb Takk News emphasized the marginal rise and the questions surrounding the index's accuracy. Both outlets mentioned the relevance of the CPI to broader economic and governance issues but framed the coverage with a focus on the need for scrutiny.
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Pakistan’s CPI score edges up, but questions remain over methodology and data
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s score on Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) has risen by one point, but the latest figures also highlight questions about the data, methodology and extent to which international perceptions of corruption reflect the experiences of ordinary citizens. Transparency International’s 2025 CPI, released in February 2026, assigned Pakistan...
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Pakistan's corruption ranking improves, yet data warrants closer look
This representational image shows 'No to corruption' on a placard. — Reuters/FileCPI ranking can contribute to broader country-risk picture.IMF says corruption, governance weaknesses affect investment.Transparency says scores more meaningful than CPI ranks.
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