Ana Curic is an investigative and data journalist from Serbia, based in Spain with almost ten years of experience.
She started her career at BIRN Serbia, part of Balkan Investigative Reporting Network, did a fellowship at Investigate Europe, and an internship at OCCRP. During that time, she has also collaborated with ICIJ, openDemocracy, and her work was published in different media outlets across Europe.
Ana usually covers financial crime topics and works a lot with data, but also reports on climate, digital rights, lobbying. For her work, she was shortlisted for multiple national and international journalism awards, including the Sigma Data Journalism Awards 2020 and 2023 and she won the Quality Journalism Award in 2021 and Border Stories Prize 2026. Currently, she is doing a PhD in Communication at Ramon Llull University in Barcelona. She is fluent in English and Spanish.
