Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting

A court in the Netherlands on Wednesday ordered the seizure of a reported € 123 million (US$ 135 million) in assets from a...

TRACE International, a global anti-bribery organization, awarded the OCCRP a prize for investigative journalism on Wednesday...

Hermitage Capital Management, the company of late Russian whistle-blower Sergei Magnitsky, has demanded that Lithuanian...

Belarusian journalist Pavel Sheremet - whose reporting had challenged authority from Minsk to Moscow and Kyiv - was killed...

Reporters for OCCRP have found evidence that pro-Kremlin agents are using an online petition tool on www.whitehouse.gov, a...

Threats against independent journalists are fairly common in Serbia. But a recent barrage of online harassment against OCCRP...

On May 12, 2016, David Cameron convened an anti-corruption summit with politicians, officials and civil society...

Slovenian prosecutors have defended their decision to raid the country’s central bank in an investigation into a 2013 bank...

An investigation by OCCRP partner the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) has revealed evidence indicating that a...

Russia’s deputy premier has bought apartments in an iconic Stalinist tower worth as much as US$10 million via an...

Bulgarian president Rosen Plevneliev saidon Monday that the energy sector is the country’s most susceptible to corrupt...

For years, Laszlo Taso, a state minister in Hungary, failed to declare some of his properties in his annual wealth...