Corruption
Η Αληθινή Ιστορία Πίσω Από το Πρώτο Ναρκο-κράτος της Ευρώπης
Μια νέα γενιά Αλβανών βρίσκεται παγιδευμένη ανάμεσα στην πολιτική του οργανωμένου εγκλήματος, την καλπάζουσα ανεργία και τα γρήγορα λεφτά των ναρκωτικών τάξης Α.
Διαδηλώσεις στην Κωνσταντινούπολη για τη Σωτηρία του Ίντερνετ
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Σότσι 2014: Βουνά από Χρήματα
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Thailand's Anti-Government Protests Turned Deadly This Weekend
After months of relatively peaceful demonstrations and a week of massive anti-government rallies, protests in Bangkok have turned violent.
Thug Police and a Corrupt Regime Ensured Azerbaijan's Election Went Smoothly
Last week, Azerbaijan held a presidential election. To the surprise of absolutely no one, incumbent President Ilham Aliyev was elected for a third term, with 85 percent of the vote. The closest and essentially only opposing candidate, 61-year-old...
CSI Afghanistan: Solving Murders in a War Zone
The man’s headless body was found sprawled in the middle of a road with a note pinned to his chest that read: “Anyone who attends this man’s funeral can expect the same fate.” The case was sent to Afghanistan's first and only forensic investigations...
Sudan Detained Journalists Who Supported Anti-Government Protests
In the midst of Sudan's ongoing economic crisis, President Omar Al-Bashir's regime decided to lift fuel subsidies, doubling prices. Citizens began to demonstrate in the streets on September 23rd, and in the last two weeks, authorities detained 70...
Democracy Fights Corruption in the Maldives
The network of nearly 1,200 islands off India's coast is hard to get to, even more difficult to govern, and, as it turns out, nearly impossible to hold an election in without everyone accusing everyone else of voter fraud.
US Consulate Officers Gone Wild
Michael T. Sestak, a Foreign Service officer working at a US consulate in Vietnam, was just charged with exchanging hundreds of visas for bribes. That's a brazen case of corruption, but it's hardly unique among the annals of the diplomatic corps.
Michoacán's Community Watch Groups Carry Assault Rifles
The Mexican state of Michoacán is balls deep in violence and corruption, and nobody seems to care. Distorted news reports about the situation are making it difficult to understand what’s really happening, but just yesterday nine people were found...
Robert Mugabe Won the Zimbabwe Elections, Again
The list of rigging tactics seems to be endless, and Tsvangirai has compiled a pretty strong case, which he is preparing to take to court to fight for a re-election. His doubts about Mugabe's "win" are shared by many members of the international and...