
Episode 24: Corruption and National Security
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Corruption is a significant threat to national security, undermining institutions, eroding public trust, and enabling criminal networks. It weakens law enforcement, the judiciary, and the military, creating vulnerabilities exploited by terrorists and criminals. Nations must combat corruption with determination, adhering to international frameworks like UNCAC, to ensure stability, resilience, and sustainable development.
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