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19/06/2024
KRIK Convicted in Definitive Ruling for Naming Individuals Who Sued the Outlet
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19/06/2024
Court Rules Against KRIK in Koluvija’s Defamation Suit
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04/06/2024
CRD: Judicial pressure on KRIK is a threat to media freedom in Serbia
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Photo: Judge Dušanka Đorđević (printscreen/KRIK)
30/05/2024
Judge Sues KRIK, Seeks Jail Time for Journalists and Occupational Ban
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17/05/2024
KRIK Wins “Dejan Anastasijević” Investigative Journalism Award
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25/04/2024
KRIK wins legal battle against tabloid Kurir
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12/09/2023
KRIK found guilty in a court case issued by Predrag Koluvija
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Judge Keranovic (credit: screenshot RTS/KRIK)
19/05/2023
KRIK found “guilty” in a SLAPP case for naming the persons who sued the outlet
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14/11/2022
Details of the verdict against KRIK: the privileged officials
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KRIK (credit: Oliver Bunić, NIN)
25/12/2021
Serbian Investigative Journalists Are Fighting to Stay Alive. Will Europe Hear Them?
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Investigations

06/10/2022

At Serbia’s “Legalization Secretariat,” Developers Paid Cash to Have Their Construction Violations Excused

The longtime head of the Secretariat stepped down in July, but is now under investigation for allegedly abusing his office. He has been accused by developers and builders of demanding large bribes in exchange for deeming buildings “legal.” Authors: Milica Vojinović (KRIK) and Stevan Dojčinović (KRIK/OCCRP) Nemanja Stajić’s former title […]

02/08/2022

Dead Body in Paraguay Is Likely Serbian Drug Smuggler

On April 19, 2015, Paraguayan police received an anonymous tip: There was a dead body in a car in an upscale part of Asunción, Paraguay’s capital. When they arrived at the site in the Recoleta neighborhood, they found an armored Mercedes-Benz parked near a crossroads with a dead man inside. […]

20/02/2022

Credit Suisse Opened Accounts for Serbian Drug Lord Known as “Misha Banana”

Rodoljub Radulović, accused of being a senior member of an infamous Balkan cartel, controlled at least two accounts at Credit Suisse. One was suspected of being used to launder cash from drug transactions. A second, previously unknown to authorities, was allegedly used to protect his ill-gotten assets. Author: Stevan Dojčinović […]

25/10/2021

Chinese Tech Giant Huawei Had Secret Offshore Contracts With Men Linked to Serbian State Telecom Company

Amid a Chinese push to gain influence in Serbia, Huawei appears to have paid large sums to a former Serbian state telecom executive through an offshore shell company. Authors: Stevan Dojčinović (OCCRP/KRIK) and Vesna Radojević (KRIK) The Chinese tech giant Huawei signed deals to make large payments to two men […]

03/10/2021

Despite Denials, Serbian Finance Minister Owned Luxury Apartments After All

It was 2015, and news had just broken that Siniša Mali, the powerful mayor of Belgrade, was linked to $6.1 million in luxury real estate on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast. He was furious at the media. Authors: Dragana Pećo (KRIK/OCCRP), Stevan Dojčinović (KRIK/OCCRP), and Atanas Tchobanov (BIRD) He admitted to […]

27/07/2021

Ukraine Cops Implicated in Attempted Murder of Montenegrin Gangster

Montenegrin crime boss Radoje Zvicer was scampering back to his Kyiv apartment with his kids to escape a spring rainfall last year when shots rang out. Authors: Dmytro Replianchuk (Slidstvo), Yevheniia Motorevska (Slidstvo), Stevan Dojčinović (OCCRP/KRIK), and Bojana Jovanović (KRIK) Zvicer, who leads Montenegro’s Kavač cocaine-trafficking clan, barely survived the […]

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What made a Serbian Judge Quit?

What would make a reputable judge, hailed by many as one of the best, quit? The decision, he said, was his way to avoid massive pressure he had been experiencing from his superiors in the Serbian justice system and to start a career somewhere he thinks he can be more independent.

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Crime and Corruption Reporting Network (KRIK) is a non-profit organization established to improve the investigative journalism in Serbia.

The organization was founded by a team of journalists who for years has been engaged in exposing crime and corruption, and who have received many awards for their work.

KRIK is part of the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), an international non-profit organization...