Studio Monitori reporter wins EU prize
Nana Biganishvili, a reporter for OCCRP partner Studio Monitori in the Republic of Georgia, has won a European...
Nana Biganishvili, a reporter for OCCRP partner Studio Monitori in the Republic of Georgia, has won a European...
Police investigators in the UK have launched an inquiry into the involvement of 19 British shell companies in a...
An investigation by OCCRP partner Re:Baltica has opened a new window into the brutal conditions of prisons in...
The leader of the Turkish opposition has claimed that the media ban on a major corruption investigation serves...
More than 10,000 Hungarians protested on Monday, Nov. 17 against Prime Minister Viktor Orban, saying he is too...
By Nino Bakradze You don’t have to go to Southeast Asia to find sweatshops where workers toil under harsh...
Drew Sullivan, editor of the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), has issued the following...
Croatia’s anti-corruption police (USKOK) arrested the mayor of the capital city, Zagreb, and several of the city’s...
Ukraine’s parliament has approved several highly-anticipated anti-corruption policies in their final session...
A two-week international customs operation, code-named “Replica”, has seized 1.2 million counterfeit goods and 130...
Organized crime, corruption, and pressure on media continue to be major barriers to countries hoping to join the...
The European Commission (EC) is investigating whether Amazon’s deal to avoid paying taxes in Luxembourg violated...