Ex-Interpol chief admits to bribery in China | South China Morning Post

Former Interpol president, Meng Hongwei, stood trial for corruption in Tianjin, China on June 20. He pleaded guilty to accepting US$2 million in bribes. In 2016, Meng was the first elected Interpol president from China. He served as the vice-minister of public security at the same time. He disappeared into police cu…

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