Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting

Lithuania’s parliament is launching an impeachment procedure against a lawmaker who was found to have financially benefited...

Latvia continues to lag in money-laundering investigations, sustaining the Baltic country’s reputation as a hotbed for shady...

Prime Minister Robert Fico resigned on Thursday following mass protests and political turmoil over the murder of a...

Viktor Orban’s opposition to mass migration is well-known. But when it comes to foreigners with large sums of money to...

Russian President Vladimir Putin may be running for reelection as an independent candidate, at least officially — but his...

As soon as journalists published the last investigation of their murdered colleague, Slovak reporter Jan Kuciak, they...

Cameroon’s government is up in arms after our investigation into president Paul Biya’s extended “private trips” away from...

Golden Visa programs intended to lure foreign investors to Bulgaria have had mixed results, reporters for OCCRP partner...

Lithuanian public servants issued resident permits to non-EU citizens knowing the submitted data on the requests were false,...

Family members and friends buried murdered journalist Jan Kuciak on Saturday in the town of Stiavnik as tens of thousands of...

Land belonging to a Romanian military base used by NATO for sensitive training exercises is actually owned by influential...

TeliaSonera and Turkcell sold their stakes in an Azerbaijani mobile operator presumed to have been dubiously privatized by...