
Ilya Lozovsky
Writer and Senior Editor covering corruption, democracy, and Eurasia
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Russian Foundation, Aimed at Helping ‘Compatriots’ Abroad, Supports Spies, Criminals, and Propagandists
January 1, 2025Investigative report on a state-backed Russian foundation (Pravfond) that provided legal aid and grants, revealing ties to intelligence, influence operations, and possible sanctions breaches.
Forum Q&A: Ilya Lozovsky on the Troika Laundromat Investigation and Journalism’s Role in Fighting Networked Kleptocracy
January 1, 2019Q&A discussing OCCRP's Troika Laundromat investigation, transnational money flows, collaborative investigative methods, and challenges in exposing networked kleptocracy.
Think Tanks: Why Journalists Should Be More Skeptical
January 1, 2015Essay on the need for skepticism toward think tanks, discussing donor influence, transparency, and the integrity of research in policy institutions.
Chinese ‘Miracle Water’ Grifters Infiltrated the UN
October 1, 2023Investigation of Chinese scam artists who attempted to build a Pacific atoll metropolis and their bribery and influence efforts that reached the UN.
How Kazakhstan Helps Supply Russia’s War Machine
May 1, 2023Reporting tracing supply chains that allowed sensitive electronics and other material to reach Russia despite Western sanctions.
Mysterious Company Network Unites Billions in Assets Tied to Vladimir Putin
June 1, 2022Investigation showing how a secret corporate network and email domain helped reporters link palaces, resorts, yachts, jets, and bank accounts to Putin-connected interests.
Russian Asset Tracker
March 1, 2022OCCRP’s investigative project cataloging provable assets of Russian oligarchs worldwide, created in response to Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Plunder and Patronage in the Heart of Central Asia
November 1, 2019Investigative series into a politically connected Central Asian smuggling network that led to sanctions and public protests.
The Azerbaijani Laundromat
September 1, 2017Cross-border investigation revealing a complex slush fund used by Azerbaijan’s ruling elite to pay off politicians, launder money, and purchase luxury goods.
A Russian NGO Interferes in Moldova, Building an Anti-Western Influence Machine
October 1, 2024Report on ‘Evrazia’ and how the NGO, backed by a fugitive oligarch, paid locals to oppose EU integration as part of a broader influence effort.
‘Total Control’: Azerbaijan’s Jails Fill With Journalists and Dissidents
February 1, 2024Feature on the Azerbaijani government’s crackdown on journalists and dissidents ahead of elections, documenting arrests and repression.
Why Sanctioning an Oligarch Is Not So Easy
March 1, 2022Explainer on the complex structures (trusts, offshore companies, and family networks) that oligarchs use to hide wealth and evade sanctions.
‘I made peace with my war’
December 1, 2021Profile of a Bosnian journalist who shared her story of resilience during the siege of Sarajevo.
Azerbaijan’s Ruling Aliyev Family Acquired London Properties Worth $700 Million
October 1, 2021Investigation tracing an offshore network that enabled the Aliyev family to acquire extensive London real estate holdings.
Where NSO Group Came From — And Why It’s Just the Tip of the Iceberg
July 1, 2021Reporting on the origins of NSO Group and the larger private spyware ecosystem beyond Pegasus.
Slaves to Progress: 'The Advocate'
June 1, 2020Feature reporting on Alovsat Aliyev’s transformation from interior ministry official to workers’ rights activist and the state crackdown that followed.
A Russian journalist was detained. Then others stood up to save him.
June 1, 2019Opinion piece recounting the detention of Russian journalist Ivan Golunov and the public response that helped secure his release.
The Death of Tajikistan’s Islamic Renaissance
June 1, 2018Report on the rapid decline of Tajikistan’s once-effective opposition party and the closing of political space in the country.
The Russian Media and the Fall of Aleppo
December 1, 2016Analysis of how state-run Russian media shaped public understanding and built support for Russia’s intervention in Aleppo and Syria.
The Spirit of Lviv
September 1, 2015Essay on how Lviv’s civic culture and anti-corruption movements helped forge a popular movement against corruption.
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