How the inner circle of a prominent Croatian businessman received Russian money for fake real-estate deals.
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How the inner circle of a prominent Croatian businessman received Russian money for fake real-estate deals.
Thousands of Ukrainians are entering Estonia on Polish work visas that leave them open to exploitation.
A murdered journalist. Shady offshore deals. A tiny nation in the grip of large-scale criminal interests. These are the leading factors behind the selection of Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat as the OCCRP 2019 Person of the Year in Organized Crime and Corruption.
Read more: OCCRP Person of the Year in Organized Crime and Corruption: Joseph Muscat
In Tajikistan, resorts belonging to the ruling family get tax-free facelifts.
The Abdukadyr family made millions on the back of an illicit Central Asian cargo business. Now we know where the money ended up: exclusive villas, gleaming high-rises, and phantom investments across the world.
An aviation deal in Eastern Europe should have raised alarms in UK, experts say.
Hundreds of Ukrainian sailors, enticed by unscrupulous operators, are bringing migrants to Europe in yachts. Many say they had no idea what they were getting into.
The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) is deeply concerned by yesterday's detention of Stevan Dojcinovic, a regional editor for OCCRP and founder of the Crime and Corruption Reporting Network (KRIK) in Serbia, by local police upon arrival at Abu Dhabi International Airport.
Stevan Dojcinovic
The U.S. government recently went after assets belonging to Yevgeny Prigozhin, a businessman close to Putin. But there’s more.
An Albanian businessman wanted for smuggling drugs in a banana consignment from Ecuador was allowed to make over 100 additional shipments on exactly the same route, before a routine scan led to Albania’s biggest-ever cocaine bust.
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