Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting

Azerbaijani investigative reporter Khadija Ismayilova won the 2016 UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize today...

One of Kosovo’s ruling party lawmakers, Azem Syla, has returned to the country for questioning after being accused by...

Banking records obtained by OCCRP show that cellist Sergei Roldugin, Russian President Vladimir Putin's old friend, received...

US prosecutors publically named Uzbekistan’s first daughter on Thursday, with others, as having ignored a US demand to turn...

Thousands of Moldovan protesters took to the streets on Sunday protesting corruption and calling for early elections,...

Soon, it will have been a year since reporters for OCCRP and other organizations took a long, hard look at what is going on...

In May of 2013, the government of Azerbaijan, via its State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR), injected $750,000 into an...

A firm co-owned by Australian political strategist, Sir Lynton Crosby, allegedly accepted £45,000 (US$ 64,818) to work for a...

A United States Attorney said that his office has opened an investigation related to revelations in the Panama Papers and...

Serbian businessman Vladimir Delić, who was involved in the 2004 privatization of a railroad parts company along with...

In May 2014, lawyers from Budapest, Hungary, needed to arrange a power of attorney for an offshore company related to...

Armenia’s Chief Compulsory Enforcement Officer submitted his resignation today after revelations that he owns shares in...