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Written by Ana Baric

Published: 10 December 2018

In the market for citizenship in the European Union (EU)? It’s now up for sale at a mere US$877,000.

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Written by OCCRP.Org

Published: 08 December 2018

Since marrying one of the seven daughters of the president of Tajikistan, a young businessman has built an empire that stretches across the country. An OCCRP investigation show how unlimited political power leads to business success in one of Central Asia's poorest countries.

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Written by ChannelNewsAsia.Com

Published: 06 December 2018

A former Hong Kong government official was found guilty on Wednesday (Dec 6) of US charges that he took part in a scheme to bribe officials in Chad and Uganda in exchange for contracts for a Chinese energy company, according to a spokesman for federal prosecutors.

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Written by Ararat L. Osipian

Published: 06 December 2018

Kazakhstan, large in territory, but scarcely populated Central Asian republic, rarely gets attention in world news. The country is most known for vast oil fields and as the largest uranium exporter in the world.

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Written by European Union Anti-Corruption

Published: 28 November 2018

On 13 August this year, Lyudmyla Kozlovska was deported from the EU. The authorities in Brussels had been alerted through the Schengen Information System (SIS) that the Ukrainian posed a danger to Polish national security, and therefore to the safety of the European Union as a whole.

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Written by OCCRP.Org

Published: 21 November 2018

United States federal prosecutors charged on Tuesday the owner of a Venezuelan news network with money laundering and bribery for his role in a billion-dollar currency exchange scheme to which a former Venezuelan official and a former owner of a bank in the Dominican Republic pleaded guilty.

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Written by David Leask

Published: 17 November 2018

Uzbek TV says billionaire Alisher Usmanov - once named as Britain's richest man - is helping to rebuild his country with huge investments. Yet a paper trail leads to a Scottish shell firm. Chief Reporter David Leask investigates.

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Written by David Pegg

Published: 17 November 2018

Mishcon de Reya advised British Virgin Islands company owned by Zamira Hajiyeva

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Written by Richard Goldstone and Paul Hoffman

Published: 07 November 2018

This need is especially pertinent when it occurs in states in which the criminal justice administration is not up to the task of preventing, combating, investigating and prosecuting those involved in grand corruption.