Former Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, who has spent the last five years in courts over a series of financial crime charges, may leave pretrial custody on posting bail of nearly two million dollars, the Croatian Supreme Court has decided.

Italian authorities have arrested 24 people they suspect of involvement in a cloned credit card scam that allegedly netted about € 3 million (US$ 3.36 million).

The former director of Budva city land registry, Mirjana Marovic, was arrested this morning by Montenegrin police by order of the special prosecutor for corruption and organized crime.

Police in Lithuania’s central Kaunas county announced Tuesday that a record seizure of cocaine has been made after discovering the drug mixed in with shipments of coal.

The former agriculture minister of the Federation entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been arrested alongside four other current and former government officials on suspicion of abuse of office after allegedly demanding more than US$ 400,000 in kickbacks from agriculture incentives he approved during his term.

Two senior politicians from Romania’s opposition Liberal Party were indicted Monday on allegations of money laundering.

The government of oil-rich Azerbaijan will launch its own national Internet service, according to reports.

Bosnian authorities have arrested three people they suspect of selling different kinds of forged documents, including police badges, to buyers in the region since 2013.

The mayor of Tallinn, Estonia’s capital city, has been arrested on suspicion of accepting bribes.

Zarko PavicevicMontenegro's special prosecutor for corruption and organized crime issued an arrest warrant today for the former mayor of the coastal city of Bar, Žarko Pavićević, on suspicion of continued abuse of office linked to his private construction company.