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Companies from emerging markets are the most likely to offer bribes when doing business abroad, with firms from Russia and...

The UN Security Council voted at a meeting Wednesday to accept Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's report on EULEX deployment in...

A recent report from the United States’ various intelligence agencies outlined waning US dominance; global wealth and...

Bulgaria lost €220 million in European Union (EU) funds Tuesday for failing to crack down on corruption and graft, in an...

The indictment for three men accused of involvement in the murder of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya indicates that...

Kosovo has been faulted by the European Commission for failing to address the country's ongoing problems with organized...

Jurors in the case involving the murder of outspoken Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya balked at entering a courtroom...

As thousands of mourners gathered at a cemetery outside Tel Aviv Tuesday to bury a purportedly powerful mobster killed in a...

A Russian financier has been sentenced to 19 years in prison for ordering the 2006 murder of the deputy head of Russia’s...

The European Commission on Enlargment released its 2008 report on the Western Balkans Wednesday. While cautiously...

Thomas “Slab” Murphy and his two brothers have agreed to surrender €630,000 to the Irish government, reports the Irish...

Nearly 60 people were arrested in the US, the UK, Germany and Turkey earlier this month in connection with a web forum...