Nepal’s Post-Uprising Election: Anti-Corruption Promises Vs Public Skepticism
Nepal is heading to polls on March 5 to democratically replace its government toppled by “Gen Z” protests six months ago....
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Skopje Court Upholds Defamation Ruling Against Investigative Journalists
The Skopje Court of Appeal upheld a defamation ruling against investigative journalists from IRL, an OCCRP partner, in a...
Greek Court Hands Down Maximum Sentences in ‘Predator’ Spyware Case, Orders More Prosecutions
The court found that Intellexa’s Predator software was used to spy on at least 87 victims, including journalists,...
Anti-Money Laundering Body Warns of Growing Threat of Cyber Scams
Rapid digitalization and the rise of instant payment systems have facilitated a global surge in fraud, enabling...
Cocaine Prices Fall in France Amid Surging Supply and Digital Trafficking
The massive expansion in cocaine supply is driving prices down across French markets.
UK Sanctions Georgian TV Channels Over Ukraine Disinformation
On the fourth anniversary of Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the U.K. has sanctioned Georgian channels Imedi TV and...
Rights Watchdog Sounds Alarm over Arbitrary Arrests in Iran
From the massacres in early January to the ongoing use of secret trials, Iranian authorities’ systematic impunity has...
Europe Files First War Crimes Charges Four Years After Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine
European and Ukrainian authorities have filed the first charges in connection with crimes committed during Russia’s...