Bosnia Boils Over: An Upheaval Two Decades in the Making
By Ana Baric Government buildings have been lit on fire, protestors wielding stones have been met with rubber bullets and...
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OCCRP Reporter Donates Journalism Prize to Imprisoned Azerbaijani Editor
Winners of the fifth Global Shining Light Award, including Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project regional...
OCCRP Partner Re:baltica Condemns Press Censorship in the Baltic States
After Lithuania’s Baltic News Service offices were raided in November, the Baltic Center for Investigative Journalism...
Most Viewed Stories of 2013
From rogue lawmakers to deadly drugs and mobsters, see our most viewed stories in 2013.
Under Pressure: When Censorship Backfires
What is the best way to unintentionally spotlight an unflattering news story? Making it simultaneously disappear from...
Was A Call Against Censorship Censored?
The Bulgarian-based OCCRP partner Bivolis speaking out against "unacceptable censorship and lack of transparency,"...
Is the UMH Media Exodus Continuing?
Ukrainian multimedia conglomerate UMH Group may be continuing to bleed reporters. Less than three weeks after 13 journalists...
EU Citizenship: On Sale Now
By Ana Baric In the market for citizenship in the European Union (EU)? It’s now up for sale at a mere US$877,000.
A Softer Side to Smuggling
Smuggling doesn't always involve drugs, weapons, or people sold into slavery. Sometimes there's a lighter side to getting...
A Deeper Look at the Cast of China's Latest Show
Disgraced Chinese politician Bo Xilai's recent conviction was the culmination of China's highest profile court trial in...
Study: Female Politicians Less Corrupt
In a study examining 157 countries over a nine-year span researchers from Rice University in Houston, Texas have determined...
A Nice Kind of Trafficking?
Just as illegal as drug dealing or prostitution, organ trading does not seem to carry the same stigma. But it’s a dirty...