Ukraine has made significant progress in implementing political and economic reform and taken concrete steps to clampdown on institutionalised corruption, the EU has said. In a joint report released ahead... read more →
Estonia last week became the first European country to pass a Magnitsky-style law to stop human rights abusers entering the country. Named after Russian whistle-blower Sergei Magnitsky - who was... read more →
The United Nations’ International Anti-Corruption Day took place on Friday, focussing this year on corruption as one of the most significant barriers to achieving the organisation’s sustainable development goals (SDGs).... read more →
More than 1,000 athletes participating in 30 sports benefitted from Russia’s state-sponsored doping programme, an independent investigation has revealed. In a report funded by the by the World Anti-Doping Agency... read more →
A court in Dublin has ordered the Irish government to release €100 million belonging to Russian oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky. In a move that ruffled feathers in Moscow, Judge Timothy Lucey... read more →
A report published this morning by the European Court of Auditors (ECA) revealed that Ukraine is still perceived as the most corrupt nation in Europe, despite EU efforts to help... read more →
Legislators in the UK are pushing for a change in the law that would allow authorities to seize assets owned by dictators and individuals convicted of human rights abuses. In... read more →
Confidential documents relating to terrorism investigations complied by Europol have been leaked online, Dutch investigative TV programme Zembla has revealed. Ahead of the broadcast of the documentary, the European Union’s... read more →
A court in Barcelona last week demanded the extradition of a Ukrainian oligarch with links to Russian President Vladimir Putin, senior members of the UK Conservative Party and Donald Trump’s... read more →
The European Commission has been hit by a major distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack, a spokesperson for the organisation has confirmed. The cyber-attack reportedly left staff unable to work... read more →