Both Croatia and the European institutions are coming under fire after fresh allegations that Zagreb has been mistreating migrants. Over the past month, multiple groups of migrants have reported abuse... 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 →
The criminals, led by a well-known Spanish thug nicknamed “Juan the Kid” due to his short stature, gathered in a seedy motel south of Paris. There, acting on shadowy orders... read more →
Several former Spanish socialist leaders, including two former regional government presidents, were sentenced to prison and disqualified from public office for embezzling hundreds of millions of euros of public funds... read more →
Following Sylvie Goulard’s rejection by the European Parliament amid an inquiry over her alleged fraudulent use of EU funds and the generous retainer an American think tank paid her for... read more →
Who was behind the killing of Kateryna Handziuk? Even after the sentencing of five men who admitted to attacking the 33-year-old Ukrainian activist with acid, inflicting injuries from which she... read more →
Northern Irish journalist Lyra McKee was killed by the New IRA one month ago last Saturday. The bullet that hit her also struck at the heart of a community, and... read more →
In the final instalment of its special reports on tax evasion in Europe, EU-OCS asks if the UK is serious about reforming the notorious the tax havens that make up... 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 →
In the first of three reports on tax evasion in Europe EU-OCS explores France's record fine against Swiss banking giant UBS in what the court called a case of fraud... read more →
