Azerbaijan: Khadija Ismayilova Allowed to See Family for First Time in Months
Khadija Ismayilova, the investigative journalist jailed in Azerbaijan, has been allowed to see her family for the first time...
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Central America: Journalists Launch New Database of Controversial Figures
Journalists in Mexico and Central America have created a groundbreaking new database compiling information on leading...
Macedonia: Prime Minister Accused of Property Fraud as New ‘Wiretap Tapes’ Emerge
Macedonian opposition leader Zoran Zaev has released a batch of tapes that appear to feature the voice of Prime Minister...
Bulgaria: Telecom Firm Buyer Denies Ties to Sanctioned Oligarch
A businessman who bought a majority stake in Bulgaria’s largest telecoms company has denied ties to a sanctioned oligarch.
Turkey: It’s Hard to be a Hero, says Journalism Group as Dozens of Reporters Sued
More than 60 journalists have been targeted by 100 lawsuits since a corruption probe incriminated government ministers in...
Croatia: Minister for Culture Accused of Misuse of State Funds
Croatia's Culture Minister was facing the sack this week after an audit appeared to show she misused public funds.
Brazil: Ruling Party Treasurer Joao Vaccari Will be Tried over Petrobras Scandal
The treasurer of Brazil’s ruling party Joao Vaccari will go to trial on corruption and money-laundering charges, according...
Bulgaria’s Largest Telecoms Firm Shares Bought by Group Linked to Sanctioned Oligarch
A majority stake in the largest telecoms company in Bulgaria has been bought by a group linked to an oligarch close to...
Moldova: Two Russian Journalists Banned for Five Years
Authorities in Moldova have banned two Russian journalists from entering the country, preventing them from presenting a...
EU: New Europol Team to Combat Human Smuggling Gangs in Mediterranean
Europol, the European Union's Netherlands-based police agency,launcheda new initiative to tackle human trafficking gangs...
Romania: Anti-Corruption Chief is Second High-Ranking Official to Quit in a Week
The chief of an anti-corruption agency in Romania has quit in the wake of allegations that he participated in a property...
Tajikistan: President Appoints Son to Lead Anti-Corruption Agency
The President of Tajikistan, Emomali Rahmon, has appointed his eldest son to head the country's anti-corruption agency.