The open record

Connected open sources — cross-referenced.

Names in a report are cross-referenced across connected open databases in a single sweep — the same records a professional researcher would pull. Sanctions, courts, corporate registries, leaks and more, source links remaining inspectable where provided.

cross-registry sweep · report enrichment

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Identity · Wikipedia / Wikidata

Wikidata · identity + authority IDs

Wikipedia · articles & sitelinks

LiftWing · quality & integrity models

GND · national-library authority

Sanctions & watchlists

Government sanctions · OFAC · EU · UK · UN · SECO · Canada · UA

MDB cross-debarment · development-bank lists

NACP · Ukraine officials & assets

Courts & litigation

CourtListener · US federal + state

ECtHR / HUDOC

International Criminal Court

UK Find Case Law

Reyestr · Ukraine court registry

Corporate & financial

GLEIF · global LEI registry

SEC EDGAR + XBRL filings

World Bank · indicators

Leaks & offshore

ICIJ Offshore Leaks via OCCRP Aleph · limited coverage

Academic & scholarly

OpenAlex · research graph

Crossref · PubMed · Unpaywall

Open Library · bibliography

Web archives, domain & certificates

Wayback Machine · Archive.today

RDAP / WHOIS registration

Certificate Transparency · crt.sh

OpenStreetMap · place resolution

Media-source reliability

Media Bias/Fact Check

Wikipedia WP:RSP perennial sources

EU vs Disinformation

GDELT · global news footprint

Open sources only · sanctions & debarment lists, court archives, corporate registries, leaks and web archives · records link to their originating sources where provided

One connected system

Not a pile of databases — a graph.

Wikidata is the routing hub: it resolves each entity and hands back the authority IDs (LEI, SEC CIK, company numbers) that route the corporate and academic sources directly by ID — for precision, not a fuzzy name guess. Entities then connect by shared records: two names in the same court case or offshore structure link automatically on the graph. Wikipedia and Wikidata sit at the centre as the identity backbone — entities are resolved and routed from there.