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Failure to curb corruption is contributing to a worldwide crisis of democracy, corruption watchdog Transparency...

Recent charges against Mehman Huseynov that claimed he attacked a prison guard were dropped on Tuesday, a day after the...

Azerbaijani journalist Khadija Ismayilova ended her five-day hunger strike on Saturday after thousands of protesters rallied...

Despite a robust legal framework and a wide range of national anti-corruption mechanisms, authorities in Albania have not...

When Hungarians picked up their ballots to vote in April’s national elections, more than half of their 23 choices were...

The European Commission announced this week it will cut its financial assistance to Moldova by US$22.7 million per year for...

Hungarian investigative outlet Atlatszo has been the target of pro-government media attacks since it recently revealed links...

Over a third of Ukrainians are being asked for bribes annually, and their government is losing up to US$880 million each...

The European Parliament has no obligation to tell the public what its 751 members do with their tens of millions of Euros...

European Parliament parties and journalist organizations are outraged over the Slovak police treatment of investigative...

The European Commissioner for Justice, Vera Jourova, spoke out against EU members on Monday who may oppose linking European...

The situation concerning freedom of media is “alarming” as only a fraction of the world’s population enjoys a free press, an...