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In this week's episode CEE risk consultant and private detective P. "Konrad" Smith discusses a new twist on the "stripper scam" and why it is so difficult to prosecute, as well as regional crime, politics and mafia news, including: the IMF's decision to give Belarus USD 1 bln; allegations that the Czech SIS has been spying on the president; the continued investigation into former Latvian Central Bank governor Ilmars R. (as well as the flipping of a witness and death of another); the Polish lex-TVN conundrum; a massive Spanish-Swedish bust of a Swedish-Polish drug cartel possibly guilty of murdering some 50 persons; the weaponization by Belarus of migrants and the impasse at the Polish border; Ukrainian gas politics and finally the indictment of Yorgen F. in the murder of investigative journalist Daphne Galizia.
(Intro and outro riff copyright by Preston Smith and Marek Tymkoff).
By PrestonIn this week's episode CEE risk consultant and private detective P. "Konrad" Smith discusses a new twist on the "stripper scam" and why it is so difficult to prosecute, as well as regional crime, politics and mafia news, including: the IMF's decision to give Belarus USD 1 bln; allegations that the Czech SIS has been spying on the president; the continued investigation into former Latvian Central Bank governor Ilmars R. (as well as the flipping of a witness and death of another); the Polish lex-TVN conundrum; a massive Spanish-Swedish bust of a Swedish-Polish drug cartel possibly guilty of murdering some 50 persons; the weaponization by Belarus of migrants and the impasse at the Polish border; Ukrainian gas politics and finally the indictment of Yorgen F. in the murder of investigative journalist Daphne Galizia.
(Intro and outro riff copyright by Preston Smith and Marek Tymkoff).