Vladimir Suchodolsky, former military intelligence deputy chief, accused the Slovak military secret service (VSS) of siphoning off funds on military asset sales. ...
Read more ›The Balkan version of the notorious whistle-blower Wikileaks, Bivol.bg, has uncovered an illegal real-estate project at a nature reserve on the Black Sea. ...
Read more ›Slovakia is paying some EUR 100,000 a month for the lease of a warehouse, which is practically not being used at all, the Slovakian media reported - highlighting the latest real-estate scandal connected to government. ...
Read more ›OTC Bank, the money behind the residential real-estate property in Bernolakovo, allegedly illegally transferred to a private company in 2009, submitted a plaint to a Slovakian court to repossess the property, Slovakian news daily The Daily.SK wrote March 12. ...
Read more ›Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) officers have entered the premises of the Polish Ministry of Justice, polish news portal TVN 24 reported February 7. ...
Read more ›The “Dunes Gate” scandal continues as Bulgarian realtor, involved in the controversial real estate project on the Nessebar sand dunes, was accused of handing out “donations” to the police, Bulgarian press agency novinite.com wrote. ...
Read more ›Georgiy Stanishev, the former-Bulgarian PM's brother, has denied being involved in the notorious "Dunes Gate" scandal, which centers on the piece-by-piece acquisition of protected land near the town of Nessebar on the Black Sea coast, Bulgarian news agency novinite.com reported. ...
Read more ›The head of the Slovakian land registry in Senec, near Bratislava, was charged for allowing the transfer of real estate, frozen by the general prosecutor's office, Slovakian news website The Daily.SK reported. ...
Read more ›Slovakia's Deputy Attorney General Dobroslav Trnka stands accused of abusing public office after ordering an illegal transfer of a residential estate to a bankrupt company connected to infamous businessman Marian Kocner, Slovakian news portal, The Daily.SK,reported. ...
Read more ›A surprising, last' minute decision to classify the Warsaw CBD based Emilia Meble pavilon, as a landmark may have sent shockwaves through Poland's real estate community, but it should have been expected, Warsaw architects tell CEEInsight. ...
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