How Afghanistan’s President Helped His Brother and a U.S. Contractor Secure a Lucrative Mineral Processing Permit
With the figurative stroke of a pen, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani put his sibling into the chromite business with a...
With the figurative stroke of a pen, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani put his sibling into the chromite business with a...
Stimulus packages must include anti-corruption measures if they are to be successful, Transparency International warned the...
Over the past 15 years, Venezuela’s complex currency controls have paved the way for fraud schemes involving billions of...
A federal jury found the former owner of a marble mining company in Afghanistan guilty of defrauding a US. government agency...
A quarter-million dollars from the Azerbaijani Laundromat went to a US energy consultant of Azerbaijani origin who, for...
Cambodia’s rich wildlife is dying at a rate faster than anywhere else in the world largely due to the army’s participation...
Until late last year, a mention of Macedonia in the halls of power in Washington, DC, would most likely elicit only...
Russia’s government and state media have hit back at a report by OCCRP and partners on Sunday that showed Macedonia’s...
The U.S. governmentsaidFridayithas suspended its business ties with 12 delivery and supply companies and affiliates based in...
By Ana Baric Civil society and government representatives are gathering in Sarajevo May 29-30 for a whistleblowing...
On March 1, 30 masked gunmen in military fatigues broke into the Crimean Center for Investigative Journalism in Simferopol,...
US Army Captain Brittany Ray spent a year in Afghanistan embedded with hundreds of Afghan Uniformed Police (AUP). After...