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Russian Mayor Arrested for Corruption
The mayor of southern Russian city was arrested Thursday for extorting bribes from businessmen who sought to lease...
Bulgarian Interior Minister Accuses Judge of Mafia Ties
Bulgarian Chief Prosecutor Boris Velchev said that the prosecution would not pursue charges against Sofia City Court judge...
World Bank: Georgia is Anti-Corruption Success Story
Georgia’s gains in the fight against corruption in the public sector ‘destroys the myth that corruption is not culture,’...
Another Croatian Ex-PM May Be Suspect in Corruption Case
Former Croatian Prime Minister and leader of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) Jadranka Kosor could be added to a corruption...
Bulgarian Crime Court Wraps Up First Case
Bulgaria’s new Specialized Criminal Court for organized crime and corruption closed its first case on Tuesday with plea...

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Offshore Companies Relinquish Voting Rights After CINS Investigation
Five offshore companies that own shares in Universal Bank have given up their...
Japan Tobacco Fights Back Against Former Employees
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Serbia: Subotic Receives 6 Years in Cigarette Smuggling Case
By Stevan Dojcinovic and Valerie Hopkins The Serbian Special Court for the...
OCCRP Wins Daniel Pearl Global Investigative Journalism Award
A series of stories documenting offshore tax havens, the criminals who use them...

Analysis
Hungarian Media Law Doomed
By Tamás Bodoky The widely criticised new Hungarian media law could...
Google is Not Your Friend
  The internet is a powerful tool in the service of...

OCCRP Editor named Knight Fellow

Thursday, 04 June 2009 09:56
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ImagePaul Radu, a founding member of the Organized Crime and Corruption Project, is one of eight international journalists awarded a John S. Knight Fellowship to study at Stanford University. Radu is part of the first class of fellows to focus on innovation, entrepreneurship and leadership. He will join 12 American journalists who will study at Stanford during 2009-10. Radu plans to  explore creative news gathering and telling, and ways to enhance existing, cross-border networks of Balkan investigative journalists.
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OCCRP Weekly News Roundup
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OCCRP Weekly News Roundup
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