Disastrous Privatization by Influential Serbian Minister Goes Uninvestigated
Nenad Popovic, a nationalist Serbian minister known for his ties to the Kremlin, took part in a dubious privatization that...
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A Murdered Journalist's Last Investigation
Freedom of Information Law: Reporter’s Best Friend or Killer?
As soon as journalists published the last investigation of their murdered colleague, Slovak reporter Jan Kuciak, they...
The Faces of the Victims of Corruption
Vukasin Lost the Battle. But not the War.
One day this September, Vukasin Obradovic entered the offices of Vranjske, a Serbian weekly, saw the reporters who had...
The Faces of the Victims of Corruption
The Savamala Situation
Belgrade is set to have a modern new waterfront neighborhood -- but just a few locals will pay the price.
Paradise Papers
Leaked Documents Reveal Offshore Holdings of Controversial Serbian Minister
A data leak from Appleby, a law firm based in Bermuda, sheds light on the business and real estate empire of Nenad Popovic,...
Paradise Papers
Bogdan Rodić
Bogdan Rodić is a Serbian businessman linked to Darko Šarić, a drug-trafficking boss currently on trial for international...
Making a Killing
Kurdish Militia in Syria Found With US-Bought Mortar Shells
President Obama promised not to arm Kurdish units fighting in the Syrian civil war. But new evidence shows that Serbian...
Making a Killing
Revealed: The Pentagon Is Spending Up To $2.2 Billion on Soviet-Style Arms for Syrian Rebels
The Pentagon is on the hunt for Soviet-style arms across Eastern Europe -- and it’s using questionable contractors and...
Spooks and Spin: Information War in the Balkans
Leaked Documents Show Russian, Serbian Attempts to Meddle in Macedonia
Secret intelligence documents obtained by OCCRP and partners show how Russian and Serbian operatives in Macedonia have...
Making a Killing
The Coyote’s Trail: A Machine Gun’s Path from Serbia to Syria
"How a batch of heavy machine guns travelled illegally from a Serbian state-owned factory to Syrian rebels via a...
Making a Killing
Serbia’s Vucic Defends Mideast Arms Sales: “I Adore It When We Export Arms”
Serbian Prime Minister Aleskandar Vucic has defended arms sales to Saudi Arabia, in response to OCCRP/BIRN revelations that...
Making a Killing
The Middle East Airlift
Dozens of cargo flights have transported thousands of tons of Soviet-style weapons and ammunition between Central and...