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Special courts in Iran sentenced on Sunday three people to death for financial crimes as part of a massive government...

A woman who allegedly ordered the brutal murder of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiance was among the suspects...

A Kyiv court gave the Prosecutor General’s Office access to the cell phone records of an investigative journalist who is a...

Through opaque contracts, an Azerbaijani cargo airline once linked to the ruling Aliyev family has an impressive range of...

Moldovan lawmakers will vote this fall on a domestic version of the Magnitsky Act, Balkan Insight reported Tuesday. The...

The newly elected Armenian government will continue their efforts to improve anti-corruption, the new deputy prime minister,...

Opponents of an Ukrainian anti-corruption protest threw cream pies and a chemical green liquid into the face of a top...

Two United States lawmakers called on President Trump’s administration to sanction Russian billionaire Vladimir Yevtushenkov...

A little more than a week after Ukraine opened a corruption park in Kiev’s botanical gardens, the country’s president, Petro...

Pakistani journalist Gul Bukhari, who publicly criticized the military for allegedly interfering in politics, was freed on...

Hundreds gathered in Sarajevo on Tuesday to protest against what they perceive as corruption and police cover-ups in two...

Kosovo faces another obstacle toward visa liberalization through its track-record against corruption and organized crime,...