Montenegro: Former President Convicted of Corruption in Second Plea Deal
The former president of the now-defunct State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, Svetozar Marovic, has been convicted of the...
The former president of the now-defunct State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, Svetozar Marovic, has been convicted of the...
Transparency International (TI) released its first corruption assessment on Albania Thursday, and the news is not good:...
Scores of people took to the streets of Kosovo’s capital on Tuesday to protest corruption after wiretaps emerged showing...
The former head of the investigative department of the Kyrgyzstan General Prosecutor's office, Kylychbek Arpachiev, was...
After just five months in power, Croatian lawmakers voted Monday to dissolve Parliament, bringing an end to the coalition...
The Constitutional Court (CCR) is expected to rule Wednesday on decriminalizing the offense of abuse of office. The National...
The government of Interim President Michel Temer was rocked again after a minister was forced to resign over a secretly...
Thousands of Moldovan protesters took to the streets on Sunday protesting corruption and calling for early elections,...
Kyrgyz Prime Minister Temir Sariyev resigned Monday over allegations of corruption, Reuters reported, triggering the...
More than one million Brazilians took the streets across the country on Sunday demanding removal of President Dilma Rousseff...
Rolandas Paksas, a former president of Lithuania who was impeached in 2004, was questioned Monday by Lithuania’s Special...
Kazakh authorities have questioned two journalists, Seytkazy Matayev and his son Aset Matayev, in connection with alleged...