The Corruption Perception Index gave Slovenia 61 points for 2017, placing it at number 34 from a total of 180 countries. Foto: Reuters
The Corruption Perception Index gave Slovenia 61 points for 2017, placing it at number 34 from a total of 180 countries. Foto: Reuters


Transparency International pointed to the non-existence of a code of ethics for MPs and a lack of access to the purchasing contracts for the border wire fence, a case still pending at the administrative court. The mandate of the current government has brought some positive changes, but no breakthrough in preventing or prosecuting corruption.

The least corrupt countries, according to the index, are New Zealand and Denmark, while the most corrupt are Syria, South Sudan and Somalia. In the past 6 years the results of neighbouring Hungary have dropped by 10 points. The deaths of many journalists around the world have also been connected to corruption research activities.