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The Iranian regime has increasingly been striking overseas with the aim of silencing its opponents and preventing a potential widespread uprising at home. The recent investigations in Albania of a group of Iranian regime spies did not grab headlines in the US. But what actually happened? In July, the country’s Special Structure for Combating Corruption and Organized Crime

In light of the continued collapse of the Lebanese currency, some are suggesting that the dollarization of the economy may be the best option to revive the country’s financial system.

MONROVIA – The United States State Department has released its 2022 Investment Climate Statements on Liberia which emphasizes that “pervasive government corruption constrains investment and development.”The Report notes that Liberia offers opportunit

Corruption crimes are quite rare in Belarus, and they are not systemic in nature. The country’s indicators in this area are viewed as the...

Tehran pursues a global campaign against democratic opposition. The West must challenge the regime in ways it has been unwilling to do so far.

It was recently revealed that Albania’s Special Court for Combating Corruption and Organized Crime has been investigating Iranian nationals in the country for the past four years, on suspicion that

Iran is still seeking to reinforce talking points with direct attacks on the opposition.

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– Work is in progress to devise a set of measures to combat crime and corruption in Belarus in 2023-2025, Head of the Department for Combating Corruption and Organized Crime at the Prosecutor General's Office Igor Greibo said.

Since 3 June 2022, a draft of the Whistleblower Protection Act exists,2 which is supposed to implement the EU Directive in Austria…