Albanian police said they had found 47 new surveillance cameras illegally erected by gangs in the Durres region. According to police, the cameras were erected “to provide information for criminal... read more →
Montenegrin Special State Prosecutor said the office had failed to establish a database of wartime paramilitaries, citing a lack of assistance from other former Yugoslav states. The plan to establish... read more →
A new investigation has revealed that Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Sapic failed to report a villa purchase made in 2018 to Serbia’s Agency for the Prevention of Corruption. The villa purchase... read more →
Albania’s Special Prosecution (SPAK) announced the conclusion of a joint operation with Bergamo prosecutors in Italy, resulting in the seizure of large quantities of drugs in Italy. According to the... read more →
The Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) has released a new report criticizing a lack of political transparency in Bulgaria. “GRECO notes that top officials of the government are not... read more →
A draft new law in Poland regarding electronic communications will award police and other special services extensive new powers. If approved, the draft law will give police access to any... read more →
North Macedonian surgeon and hospital owner Zan Mitrev has been charged with fraud for allegedly tricking patients into undergoing expensive and experimental COVID-19 treatment. North Macedonia’s prosecution said Tuesday that... read more →
A former policeman from Romania has been named as an accomplice to Andrew Tate, and his brother Tristan, in a scheme that saw girls coerced into the video chat and... read more →
Sudden price hikes just days after Croatia adopted the euro has left many angry that vendors may be exploiting the transition. On Wednesday, Croatian authorities warned it would not tolerate... read more →
The Hellenic Authority for Communication Security and Privacy (ADAE) has established a specific audit team to investigate telecommunication providers’ records over the lifting of privacy protections for four individuals in... read more →
