Swedish MEPs to Urge EU to Tighten Sanctions on Syria After OCCRP Investigation
Swedish politicians will urge the European Union to review its sanctions policy on Syria after they learned from a...
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Romania's Logging Industry Continues to Cheat the Timber Tracing System
Six months after the fraud was exposed and Romanian authorities promised to stop it, wood processing companies...
EU Parliament Calls for Sanctions on Georgia and its Leaders
The European Parliament voted in favor of a resolution calling for the EU to stop funding the country of Georgia...
Kyrgyzstan Court Sentences Journalists to Prison Amid Crackdown on Press Freedom
A court in Kyrgyzstan today sentenced two journalists to prison in a case that has sparked international...
Palermo Mafia Ring Busted in an International Operation
Italian authorities have arrested four people in Palermo on charges of mafia-linked external competition,...
UN: Criminals in SE Asia Exploit Telegram for Fraud, Scams
Criminal networks in Southeast Asia are increasingly using the messaging app Telegram to coordinate their...
UK Sanctions Russia for Alleged Chemical Weapons Attacks in Ukraine
The U.K. Foreign Affairs Office sanctioned on Tuesday the chemical and biological branch of the Russian military...
EU Court Ruling Could Open Door to More ‘Golden Passport’ Schemes
A legal opinion published last week signals that the European Union’s Court of Justice may rule in favor of...
UK & Seychelles Announce Beneficial Ownership Transparency Initiative
The government of Seychelles signed an economic security partnership with the United Kingdom on Tuesday to tackle...
Czech Nationals Jailed for Human Trafficking, Forced Labor in UK
A court in London has sentenced three individuals of Czech origin to a combined 26 years in prison for their roles...
Hungary: Millions Stolen from Welfare Programs
Hungarian companies have been overcharging two EU-backed welfare programs so much that those in need received...
Yemenis in Russian Military Plead For Help to Escape Ukraine War
After leaving his war-torn homeland of Yemen, “Hamza” was working for subsistence wages in neighboring Oman when...