All Investigations

By Dan O’Huiginn The Croatian Foreign Ministry denied this week an allegation in a New York Times story that it had shipped...

By Vlad Lavrov, Kyiv Post After public pressure killed an attempt in parliament to criminalize libel last October, many on...

By Eliza Ronalds-Hannon When European heroin use dipped in the early 2000s, politicians and analysts hailed the news as...

By Mujtaba Ali Last summer, when UK police raided an industrial building in the picturesque market town of...

By Eliza Ronalds-Hannon Azerbaijan continued its tour of stone-carved diplomacy this week with an announcement it will fund...

By Bojana Jovanovic and Stevan Dojcinovic Anton Stanaj, a Montenegrin business owner and convicted cigarette-smuggling...

By Daniel Bojin and Paul Radu, with contribution from Sweden by Michell Gronlund In a courtroom in the Swedish capital of...

While importers are now forced to use the private Euroterminal to clear customs, bypassing the state-owned Odesa Sea Port,...

BY DMYTRO GNAP and ANNA BABINETS While the real owners of the Euroterminal can’t be proven, the people who manage the...

BY DMYTRO GNAP and ANNA BABINETS Editor’s Note: The following is an investigation conducted by the Washington-based...

by Romana Puiuleț, Daniel Bojin, and Paul Radu It’s now known as the horsemeat scandal – and it has consumers and policy...

A Montenegrin businessman charged last month in Serbia for his involvement in smuggling nearly two tons of cocaine....