Serbian President’s Party Tied to Football Hooligans
The official photos of the May 31 inauguration of Aleksandar Vucic present an idyllic scene -- for good reason. ...
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Romanian Politician Named in Scandal Hits Back at Journalists: “Peace is Over”
The Bucharest office of RISE Project, an Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) partner,...
Watchdogs Cite Shortcuts, Accidents at Belarus Nuclear Plant Construction Site
The ongoing construction of Belarus’ first nuclear power plant has sparked a number of serious concerns in that...
Spooks and Spin: Information War in the Balkans
Families Torn Apart in Macedonia’s Media War
Macedonia’s intense political struggle -- waged in the halls of parliament, in the streets, and in the media --...
Emails Allegedly Belonging to Russian Lawyer Reveal Hidden Influence on Magnitsky Case Investigations
Corporate lawyer Andrei Pavlov is one of just a few dozen Russian citizens targeted for sanctions by the European...
Missing Journalist Sparks Protests, Conflicting Stories
Authorities in Azerbaijan and Georgia are facing mounting criticism for their possible role in the apparent...
Spooks and Spin: Information War in the Balkans
How Macedonia’s Scandal-plagued Nationalists Lobbied America’s Right and Pulled Them Into an Anti-Soros Crusade
Until late last year, a mention of Macedonia in the halls of power in Washington, DC, would most likely elicit...
Spooks and Spin: Information War in the Balkans
View Here: Leaked Documents on Russian and Serbian Spy Games in Macedonia
On June 4, OCCRP and partners reported on Russian and Serbian intelligence efforts to meddle in Macedonia. Here,...
Hiding in Plain Sight: Wanted Pair Remains Free in Diplomatic Face-Off
Two men convicted of serious crimes—one of attempted murder, the other of soliciting a murder—are free because the...
Spooks and Spin: Information War in the Balkans
Leaked Documents Show Russian, Serbian Attempts to Meddle in Macedonia
Secret intelligence documents obtained by OCCRP and partners show how Russian and Serbian operatives in Macedonia...
Ukraine’s Top Bank Lent Owner’s Lieutenants $1 Billion Before Nationalization
Between mid-2015 and mid-2016, Privatbank, the largest bank in Ukraine, handed out over US$ 1 billion in loans to...
Widow of Lithuania’s Former Prime Minister Investigated Over Florida Properties
Kristina Brazauskienė, the widow of Lithuania’s former Prime Minister Algirdas Brazauskas, is under investigation...