Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has declared talks over the future of Cyprus will only take place between “the two states” on the Mediterranean island. “The new negotiation process can... read more →
London’s High Court has thrown out a Romanian extradition request for businessman Gabriel ‘Puiu’ Popoviciu. The Court found credible evidence showing that the Romanian trial judge who convicted and sentenced... read more →
Following a pledge made last month, Twitter has started displaying fact-checking labels on tweets linking 5G mobile technology to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. Clicking these labels leads users to a... read more →
Cases of counterfeiting have cost members of the European Union as much as €15 billion in foregone tax revenues, according to the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). In its latest... read more →
European countries are freeing up their jail spaces by releasing low-risk prisoners early in a bid to keep the coronavirus outbreak at bay. Euronews reported on Thursday that releasing inmates... read more →
In the second of three reports on tax evasion in Europe, EU-OCS looks at freeports, which are increasingly coming under scrutiny by European policymakers as potential "black holes" for tax... read more →
EU negotiators have approved a directive protecting whistleblowers who report issues such as fraud and tax evasion by authorities or corporations. The agreement, between the three governing structures of the... read more →
The European Commission has proposed restricting access to EU funds where a member state is in violation of the rule of law, in an unprecedented measure that could be written... read more →
A leading Serb politician from Kosovo, Oliver Ivanović, was shot dead on Tuesday morning, just one month before the 10th anniversary of Kosovo’s declaration of independence from Serbia. Local media... read more →
Bulgarian vice-president Iliana Yotova has thrown cold water on a new anti-corruption law that was passed by the Bulgarian parliament on December 20, saying “the law will not lead to... read more →
