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By Vlad Lavrov, Kyiv Post After public pressure killed an attempt in parliament to criminalize libel last October, many on...

By Dan O’Huiginn The Croatian Foreign Ministry denied this week an allegation in a New York Times story that it had shipped...

By Eliza Ronalds-Hannon When European heroin use dipped in the early 2000s, politicians and analysts hailed the news as...

By Mujtaba Ali Last summer, when UK police raided an industrial building in the picturesque market town of...

By Bojana Jovanovic and Stevan Dojcinovic Anton Stanaj, a Montenegrin business owner and convicted cigarette-smuggling...

Most of the world's drugs flow through these five routes.  

by Romana Puiuleț, Daniel Bojin, and Paul Radu It’s now known as the horsemeat scandal – and it has consumers and policy...

By Eliza Ronalds-Hannon After dominating news cycles and captivating fans of maritime drama for the past five years, it...

The German stock exchange in Frankfurt could not thwart a fraud cooked up by two Bosnian brothers to pump up the price of...

European Union legislators voted on Tuesday in support of a draft anti-corruption law. Its rhetoric echoes U.S. regulations...

Bulgarian police arrested a Bosnian citizen at the Kapitan Andreevo checkpoint on the border with Turkey, after finding 22...

A raggedy child tap-dancing on the sidewalk in front of a box to collect coins. A man in a foreign country far from his home...