Investigations

A Jan. 13, 2013 march against the "Law of Scoundrels," which forbade adoption of Russian children by U.S. citizens, in Moscow. (Photo: Sergei Nekhlyudov, CC BY-SA 2.0)

Emails Allegedly Belonging to Russian Lawyer Reveal Hidden Influence on Magnitsky Case Investigations

Azerbaijani journalist Afgan Mukhtarli is brought to court in Baku, Azerbaijan on May 31 after disappearing from Tbilisi, Georgia, where he lives. (Photo: Reuters/Aziz Karimov)

Missing Journalist Sparks Protests, Conflicting Stories

nationalist-VMRO-DPNME

How Macedonia’s Scandal-plagued Nationalists Lobbied America’s Right and Pulled Them Into an Anti-Soros Crusade

Andranik Soghoyan, in black shirt, attempts to gesture despite handcuffs during his Prague trial. (Czech Press Agency photo)

Hiding in Plain Sight: Wanted Pair Remains Free in Diplomatic Face-Off

The headquarters of Privatbank in Kyiv, Ukraine. (Photo: Privatbank)

Ukraine’s Top Bank Lent Owner’s Lieutenants $1 Billion Before Nationalization

zoran-zaev

Leaked Documents Show Russian, Serbian Attempts to Meddle in Macedonia

1. Kristina Brazauskienė, the widow of Lithuania’s former Prime Minister. (Photo: Stop kadras)

Widow of Lithuania’s Former Prime Minister Investigated Over Florida Properties

Coyote 08 front

The Coyote’s Trail: A Machine Gun’s Path from Serbia to Syria

sons-of-yerevan-minister-sell-hollywood-mansion

Sons of Yerevan Minister Sell Hollywood Mansion

CASA GRANDE COMBUCU

The Brazilian Vacations of One of Romania’s Most Powerful Politicians

One of eight Georgian referees arrested for match fixing.

Match Fixing Plagues Georgian Football

EPP Political Assembly, Marseille 2011 - Luca Volontè (Wikimedia Commons)

Businessman suspected in Italian bribery case linked to Azerbaijan’s first family