Former Georgian Defense Minister David Kezerashvili Implicated in Online Scam Investigation
David Kezerashvili, Georgia’s former defense minister, has found himself at the center of an international scandal involving a fraudulent call…
Sarkisian Trial Judge Vahe Misakian Faces Dismissal
Armenian authorities have moved to dismiss Judge Vahe Misakian, known for acquitting former President Serzh Sarkisian of corruption charges in…
Georgian Political Parties Obliged to Submit Financial Reports
The Georgian Anti-Corruption Bureau has mandated political parties to submit financial reports for the last eight months, according to Razhden…
Judicial Corruption in Armenia: A Stumbling Block to Democratic Reform
Armenia, a country that once held the promise of democratic reform and transparency, now finds itself grappling with a deeply…
Harrods, Ascot, and Hidden Wealth: Unveiling the Layers of Corruption in the Caucasus
Corruption is a pervasive issue that transcends borders, but the case of Zamira Hajiyeva, wife of jailed Azeri banker Jahangir…
Ramin Isayev’s Trial Highlights the Many Problems of Corruption in the Caucasus
The high-profile trial of Ramin Isayev (also known as Ramin Ali Hakan), former CEO of SOCAR AQS, has brought to…
Corruption in the Caucasus: A Regional Analysis
Corruption remains a pervasive issue in the Caucasus region, encompassing Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan. This article delves into the systemic…
Corruption in the Caucasus Region
The Caucasus region, comprising Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan, faces significant challenges related to corruption, as highlighted by Transparency International’s 2023…
Former Armenian Police Chief Exempted from Punishment Despite Corruption Conviction
Former chief of Armenia’s police, Vladimir Gasparyan, has been found guilty of abuse of power, forgery, and embezzlement. Despite these…
Corruption in Azerbaijan: A Persistent Challenge
Transparency International’s 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) highlights severe corruption issues in Azerbaijan, which scores 23 out of 100, reflecting…