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A Canadian man testified Friday that he paid €80,000 (US$105,000) to an Israeli national in exchange for a kidney transplant...

Bulgaria’s new bill on confiscation of illegally obtained assets may result in a partial amnesty, Germany's Ambassador to...

The European Parliament voted overwhelmingly to create a special parliamentary commission dedicated to monitoring and...

Corruption and weak judiciary and law enforcement bodies continue to hamper progress in the fight against organized crime in...

Most of the world’s largest economies have been on the U.S. State Department’s list of money laundering centers for years,...

The Chair of theBulgarian Judges Association, Miroslava Todorova, filed a libel lawsuit against the Interior Minister...

A call for a probe into the privatization of Montenegro’s state-owned telecommunications provider was approved on Tuesday by...

The European Union (EU) announced it has added the names of 21 Belarusian officials to its blacklists, citing a recent surge...

Romanian courts convicted two former ministers of corruption Tuesday in another move to show that it is taking corruption...

The European Commission (EC) took the Bulgarian government to task in a report issued this week detailing the country’s...

US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton urged Ukraine this week to resolve the case of jailed former Ukrainian Prime Minister...

Bulgarian Chief Prosecutor Boris Velchev said that the prosecution would not pursue charges against Sofia City Court judge...