Poland: Constitutional Crisis as New Government Tries to Push Through Reforms
Sweeping reforms rapidly introduced by Poland’s new government are threatening to undermine the country’s constitution and...
Sweeping reforms rapidly introduced by Poland’s new government are threatening to undermine the country’s constitution and...
The former deputy speaker of Bulgaria’s Parliament, Hristo Bisserov, has been found innocent of charges including tax...
The first two cases launched by the newly formed Macedonian special prosecution unit will focus on Prime Minister Nikola...
VimpelCom Ltd. is in talks with the US Department of Justice (DOJ) to pay a near-record US$ 775 million to settle bribery...
In the latest fallout from last month’s fatal Colectiv Club fire in Bucharest, three top safety officials have been...
A court in the Croatian capital of Zagreb has released former Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, accused in multiple large-scale...
One of the most serious corruption scandals in the Czech Republic’s recent history has seen four senior public officials...
In a survey published Thursday, Nov. 19, 33 percent of respondents believed that the new special prosecutor appointed to...
The European Union (EU) has stepped up its efforts to investigate contracts won under suspicious circumstances by a firm...
Romania’s new prime minister Dacian Cioloș, chosen by President Klaus Iohannis to replace former premier Victor Ponta, has...
A new scandal has shaken the sacred walls of the Vatican in Rome.
A radio journalist whose broadcasts explored alleged corruption and malfeasance by politicians and police has been murdered...