Sugar taxes are meant to make people healthier. But as journalists Thin Lei Win and Irene van den Bergh discovered, the food ...

A death at the European Investment Bank raises questions about how it handles potential suicides of its employees.

The Russian state-owned oil and gas giant Gazprom is gathering the online data of unwitting Europeans, a Follow the Money ...

Europe’s data centre industry is booming. But this comes at a cost: a five month investigation by Investigate Europe, Follow ...

Since the annexation of Crimea in 2014, the decline of Russia's once formidable space program has been accelerating.

The EU’s public prosecutor has opened a probe into how the European People’s Party (EPP) dealt with two advisers with ties to ...

Financial gatekeepers are on high alert. But are large financial institutions and criminals staying one step ahead? This month, we’re looking into a massive cross-border tax evasion network, ...

At least 11 European countries have signed contracts at the national level with the controversial American technology company Palantir. In eight of these countries, the armed forces use the company’s ...

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It was a perfect photo opportunity for two of Europe’s most influential leaders: the newly appointed president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the seasoned Italian prime minister ...

Welcome back to Crime & Corruption! Our elected representatives are travelling far. But are taxpayers getting their money’s worth? This week, we’re looking into their exotic trips, what they cost, and ...

“Thugs.” “Bullshitters”. “Shit-Stirrers”. We’ve heard it all. The insults start when our investigations force powerful people to answer questions they thought they could avoid.