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More than a dozen foreigners have been convicted of sabotage in Ukraine, in what authorities say is part of a campaign...

Journalists and experts gathered to discuss how investigative journalism covers state capture, drawing on a new study...

For investigative journalists, beneficial ownership data is a proven weapon against crime and corruption. But with public...

Wojciech Ciesla is a Polish investigative journalist who witnessed eight years of eroding democratic norms under a populist...

Viktor Orbán’s domination of Hungary's traditional media landscape was near-total. But many of the country's independent...

Fueled by “Gen Z” protests, Nepal’s newly-elected government has stormed into power with a string of arrests of high-profile...

Palestinian journalists in Gaza are tackling disinformation about the war as part of a pioneering project organized by the...

For years, this tiny Southeast Asian nation has avoided the explosion of criminal online scam operations that have spread...

Tribal warlords in Yemen are sidestepping regulations to plunder marble reserves in Marib province, robbing the state of a...

Analyzing 51 OCCRP investigations in 23 countries, a new report maps the mechanics of state capture and identifies...

While Washington and Mexico City celebrate the death of Mexican organized crime group leader “El Mencho,” history shows that...