Mining

The first of two corruption trials against Dragan Tomic, former director of the Kolubara coal mine in Serbia, started...

By Valerie Hopkins This may not be the year of “sexy” for Eurovision between the partying Russian grannies, Ireland’s...

Novruz Allahverdiyev, 40, lives in a mud house in the village of Chovdar, a small Soviet-era mining town in rural...

For centuries, wave after wave of colonists and foreign investors have swept through Africa, looking for profits from the...

Looking to get a bribe from a foreign company? Ask companies from Russia and China.  A new study shows that companies from...

Russia: Five Years Since Anna Politkovskaya’s Murder Exactly five years after Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya was...

The former director of Serbia’s largest lignite coal mine and 16 others were arrested today and charged with abusing their...

A United States citizen, philanthropist and business man is currently on trial in Armenia for the sexual abuse of underage...

The internet is a powerful tool in the service of investigative journalists reporting on cross-border corruption and...

Investors can’t resist the lure of striking it rich and that mentality is a goldmine for scammers. Preying on investors’...

Companies from emerging markets are the most likely to offer bribes when doing business abroad, with firms from Russia and...

A report recently released by an UN-backed agency in Serbia has given new tools to governments wanting to end shadowy...