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There are lots but Myanmar (Burma) is at the top of that list along with Somalia. The 2009 list:
Myanmar
Somalia
Iraq
Haiti
Tonga
Uzbekistan
Chad
Sudan
Congo, Democratic Republic
Guinea
Laos
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Where did India stand in terms of corrupted countries in the world?
3
Which is the world's most corrupted country?
somalia
Is the Philippines the most corrupted country?
No, most corrupt countries are Chad and Bangladesh.
Which country in the world is more corrupted?
There isn't a definitive answer to which country in the world is the most corrupt, as corruption levels can vary and are often difficult to measure accurately. However, countries like Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, and Yemen are typically ranked among the most corrupt according to organizations like Transparency International.
Which country is the most corrupt in the world?
I have never been to Somalia, neither do I know anyone from there but from experience Afghanistan has to be at the top of list as being the most corrupted country in the world!
Which is the most corrupted nation in the world?
Chad is the most corrupted country in the world according to 'forbes' According to the global corruption perceptions index It's Somalia, but I'd put my money on North Korea.
Most corrupted country in Africa?
Somalia, which is also the most corrupt country in the world.
Which are the least corrupted Asia countries?
No. 1 - Singapore (Also ranked as the LEAST corrupted country in the world) No. 2 - Hong Kong No. 3 - Japan U could refer to the ranking from global corruption and transparency website.
What are the least corrupted countries in the world?
Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, Sweden and Switzerland all appear at the top of the list.
If we have third world countries what countries are second world?
Well, most of them disappeared between about 1989 and 1991. Second world countries are communist.
Which is Most corrupted state in India?
BIHAR
Are there 200 countries in the world?
No. Most world geographers recognize between 193 and 196 nations, or countries, in the world.
