Voting and Elections

Romania’s Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling today that sentenced former Romanian Prime Minister Adrian Nastase to...

By Matt SarneckiIn Russia (and the U.S.), the Magnitsky saga continues. On Thursday, the US House of Representatives...

Serbian judges rarely grant bail due to fear of being perceived as corrupt by the public, the Center for Investigative...

Ukrainian prosecutors have added to the judicial pressure against former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko by raising...

Ukraine’s parliament deepened allegations against former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko when they voted on Tuesday that her...

As campaigns in Serbia’s May elections heat up, the country’s anti-corruption agency will monitor campaign expenditures for...

A second unsuccessful attempt to elect an appellate prosecutor on Thursday was accompanied by 20 members of the...

By Valerie HopkinsOCCRP regional coordinator and Radio Liberty Baku Bureau’s correspondent and radio host Khadija Ismayilova...

A call for a probe into the privatization of Montenegro’s state-owned telecommunications provider was approved on Tuesday by...

The Albanian Supreme Court acquitted former Prime Minister Ilir Meta of charges that he attempted to improperly influence an...

Five offshore companies that own shares in Universal Bank have given up their voting rights after an investigation by the...

A Russian journalist who spent his career uncovering corruption was murdered on Thursday, a day devoted to honoring the...