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Philip Morris International opened its third round of funding to NGOs that work to combat illegal trade around the world,...

The very people tasked with clamping down on and regulating Zimbabwe’s illegal gold industry are some of its biggest...

Human rights experts from the United Nations expressed Monday their “extreme alarm” over alleged organ harvesting in China,...

The High Court of New Zealand approved on Wednesday the country’s largest ever settlement - over US$50 million a wealthy...

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced last week that it intends to strengthen outdated regulations...

Citing procedural errors, Serbia's Supreme Court of Cassation annulled on Tuesday the final ruling against Serbian drug lord...

An independent panel characterized London’s Metropolitan Police as “institutionally corrupt” in a long-awaited report on the...

Brazil authorized on Monday the deployment of a special task force to protect the Yanomami indigenous community after...

Authorities raided a medical research institute in southern France on Monday, as part of an investigation into corruption...

OCCRP’s Kyrgyzstan-based member center Kloop was among 13 organizations to win a Sigma Award on Wednesday, while OCCRP’s...

Wood decays, iron rusts, and apparently, concrete corrupts.

Almost two-thirds of European Union residents believe corruption is an issue in their respective countries, according to a...