Troika Laundromat revelations published by the OCCRP and partner media outlets reveal the glaring shortcomings in anti-money laundering systems in Europe.
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It’s Princes and Princesses vs. Trolls in UK Social Media Battle
Britain’s royal family is warning that it will block trolls posting offensive messages on its social media channels and may report offenders to the police.
What the U.S. Can Learn About Electronic Voting From Estonia
What U.S. can learn about electronic voting from Estonia, the world leader in electronic voting who since 2005 have recorded tremendous success in voting.
Court Ruling Undermines Anti-Corruption Achievements in Ukraine
Constitutional court ruling of 26 February 2019 undermines anti corruption achievements in Ukraine by striking down Article 368-2 of the Criminal Code.
Outline of Scotland’s Blockchain Constitution Plan is Coming to Focus
In 2016, the government committed to accelerate trials of digital voting. By February 2019 Scotland’s blockchain constitution is starting to take shape.
Thousands Rally Against Montenegrin President
Thousands rally against Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic and his government demanding resignation over alleged corruption, cronyism and abuse of office
Hungary’s Orban Faces Revolt in EU Parliamentary Grouping
Hungarian P.M Viktor Orban faces revolt Friday from allied center-right parties in European Parliament group less than three months ahead of May elections.
Canada Opposition Asks for Probe Into Government Meddling Claim
Canada opposition asks for probe into Government meddling claim by P.M Trudeau’s government in the criminal prosecution of engineering giant SNC-Lavalin.
Systematic Censorship of Younger Generation’s Music in Russia
Systematic censorship of younger generations music by Russian authorities forcing them to cancel concerts thus violating freedom of expression.
Ukrainian Court Strikes Down Anti-Corruption Law
Ukraine’s Constitutional Court has struck down a law against corruption, raising concern about the country’s fight against endemic corruption.