KRIK, a Serbian investigative outlet and partner of OCCRP, is facing another lawsuit in response to its report on alleged connections between a Serbian businessman close to President Aleksandar Vučić and a criminal involved in international drug trafficking.

The French Parliament unanimously passed a resolution on Tuesday urging the European Union to classify Russia's mercenary group Wagner as a terrorist organization.

A Brazilian court has shortened the prison sentence of a man who established a barricade to extort money from people, reducing it from 100 years to 70 years. However, he still faces legal consequences as one of Brazil's major deforesters and found guilty the length of his sentence could go back to 100.

After being released on bail twice and failing to appear in court on both occasions, the South African police arrested the country's most wanted rhino poaching suspect for the third time and presented him before a judge on Monday.

The Vanuatu Citizenship Commission has confirmed that Atul and Rajesh Gupta, Indian brothers accused of corruption and state capture in South Africa, are citizens of the Pacific Ocean archipelago.

Australian authorities convicted Monday a Mexican national for his role in an elaborate conspiracy to import more than 600 kilograms of methamphetamine within the folds of decomposing, raw cow hides.

Indian police assaulted and detained journalist Sakshi Joshi while she was covering a protest led by women athletes over alleged sexual harassment by the head of India’s wrestling foundation, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) reported.

The United States has targeted Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán Loera’s family once again, this time sanctioning one of his children and three Sinaloa Cartel members, along with two Mexican companies, the Treasury Department said on Tuesday.

Spanish police had a busy weekend, discovering almost 1.5 tonnes of cocaine, including one investigation that was connected to a 1.3-tonne drug bust in Colombia back in March.

When oceans warm, fish die, and fishermen who used to make their living off them often opt to turn to piracy.