Opinion: Kyrgyzstan’s Move to Block Radio Azattyk Is a Sign of Trouble — For the Government
On October 26, Kyrgyz authorities blocked the website of Radio Azattyk, the Kyrgyz branch of Radio Free Europe/Radio...
All Features
Millions in UN Funding Flow to War Profiteers and Human Rights Abusers in Syria, Study Shows
The United Nations has paid out tens of millions of dollars to Syrian companies linked to war profiteers, human rights...
The Daphne Project
Five Years After Daphne Caruana Galizia’s Murder, The Battle Against Impunity in Malta Continues
The murdered journalist’s family has braved harassment, government resistance, and a longstanding culture of impunity. But...
Scientist Convicted for Helping Russia Spy on US Had High-Level Mexican Political Connections
A Florida judge sent Mexican scientist Héctor Cabrera-Fuentes to jail in June on the charge of being an unregistered foreign...
The Demise of a Vietnamese Wildlife Kingpin
Take a deep dive into how undercover investigators helped law enforcement to bring down one of the top players in Vietnam's...
Analysis: How Kyrgyzstan is Losing its Transparency
Kyrgyzstan’s government, long known as Central Asia’s most democratic, is becoming less and less transparent — and the...
The Panama Papers
Panama Papers Whistleblower Speaks Out: “Shell Companies are Putin’s Best Friend”
The anonymous whistleblower behind the bombshell leak known as the Panama Papers has emerged anew to warn how offshore...
Despite Denials, Abramovich Companies Have Supplied Materials for Russian Military
Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich’s Evraz group of companies supplied Russia’s National Guard and provided steel and...
Russian Tankers Delivering Oil to EU Ports Despite Sanctions
A Russian state-backed shipping company sanctioned by the U.S. and EU in February continues to deliver crude oil to European...
Ukrainian Refugees Recall Ordeal of ‘Forced’ Deportations to Russia
Countless Ukrainians have ended up in Russia since the invasion. Moscow says they went voluntarily. Ukrainian officials, and...
Lebanese Politicians Sued in the US for Kidnap and Torture
A U.S. court has asked Lebanon’s judiciary to serve legal papers against two top Lebanese politicians seeking to compel...
Suspicious Chinese Funds Should Have Raised ‘Alarm Bells’ at Canadian Banks: Experts
For eight years, Chinese property developer Chen Runkai used hundreds of wire transfers to move tens of millions of dollars...