Investigations

The name “Novichok” is now widely-known after the poisoning of Sergey Skripal in Salisbury. It turns out that a substance from this group of chemicals was used to murder a banker in 1995. Could some of it have fallen into the hands of criminals? Photo by: Edin Pasovic / OCCRP

Novichok Has Already Killed

An Antonov 32-B plane, now in Equatorial Guinea colors, photographed in December 2012 at Kyiv’s Zhulyany airport. The plane was obtained for the country by Avia Star, a Panamanian company owned by Ukrainian businessman Roman Chelnokov. (Photo: Artem Batuzak)

Ukrainian Businessmen Linked to Russian “Front Man” for Equatorial Guinea’s Ruling Obiang Family

Tigran V. Martirosyan (right) returns home after competing in the World Weightlifting Championship in France in 2011. (Photo: PHOTOLURE / Vahram Baghdasaryan)

Armenian Weightlifters Used Russian Lab to Cheat on Olympic Drug Tests

KRIK reporter Dragana Peco speaks with V.B., a victim of the “stolen car ‘finders,’” who did not want his identity revealed for fear of retribution. (Photo: KRIK)

Vice President of Serbian Parliament has “Car Mafia” P.I. as Business Associate

Photo by: Edin Pasovic / OCCRP

Anonymous Generosity: the Foundations Sponsoring Putin’s Re-Election

Freedom of Information Law: Reporter’s Best Friend or Killer?

Bulgaria

Bulgaria’s Golden Visas: Missed Targets and a Banking Loophole

NATO Exercise

Romanian Army Land Used by NATO Owned by Friends and Kin of Syrian Dictator

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Gold for Visas

The flag of Cyprus, reimagined for the island country’s new investor citizens. Photo: Edin Pasovic / OCCRP

Russian Billionaire Linked to Putin and Manafort Has Shiny New Cyprus Passport

Edin Pašović, OCCRP

A Murdered Journalist's Last Investigation

A man walks past the Bank of Baroda’s headquarters in Mumbai, India, May 3, 2016. Photo (c): Reuters/Danish Siddiqui. All rights reserved]

India’s Bank of Baroda Played a Key Role in South Africa’s Gupta Scandal