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Serbia's corruption perception score hit a 20-year low, ranking 116th globally due to weakened institutions and political interference.
Serbia's corruption perception score dropped to 33 in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, its lowest in 20 years and 45 places lower than a decade ago, ranking 116th out of 182 countries.
The decline, attributed to weakened institutions, political interference in the judiciary, and reduced democratic space, includes a controversial secret contract and the removal of heritage protections for a luxury hotel project.
Serbia now ranks as the worst-performing country in the Western Balkans, below Bosnia and Herzegovina, Belarus, Turkey, and Russia.
Transparency International cited shrinking civic space, opaque high-value deals, and attacks on anti-corruption prosecutors as key concerns, warning of rising corruption even in stable democracies.
La puntuación de percepción de la corrupción de Serbia alcanzó su nivel más bajo en 20 años, ocupando el puesto 116 a nivel mundial debido a las instituciones debilitadas y la interferencia política.