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an xray of an ibis bird © Marta Abbà
© Marta Abbà

Poaching in Italy Compromises Recovery of Bald Ibis

FRIULI / SALZBURG - Europe’s efforts to save the northern bald ibis are undone by rampant poaching in Italy, a deeply rooted social phenomenon that law enforcement fails to tackle.

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a piece of cut of brazilwood in the Amazon forest
© Natália Alana

The Battle for Bows

BAHIA / CREMONA - This investigation uncovers how a coalition of timber traders and representatives from the musical instrument industry has been lobbying governments in Europe and worldwide to reject ...

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Sau Reservoir in Catalonia, now empty. Dry landscape, blue skies
© Josep Sala Francas

Can Southern Europe Engineer Its Way Out of Drought?

BRINDISI / BARCELONA - This investigation focuses on drought issues in Southern Europe and such aspects of it as desalination, EU funding and the market for technological solutions, conflicts of ...

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round sides of wood trunks, with fancy leather shoes
© Sofia López

Europe’s Leather Addiction Is Stripping Argentina’s Forests

RESISTENCIA / FLORENCE - This investigation exposes how a lucrative tannin supply chain, rooted in Argentina’s Gran Chaco region thrives due to weak oversight and systematic deforestation. It traces the ...

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How Floods Shift Disaster Relief to Private Insurance in Italy and Greece
© Giannis Floulis

Italy and Greece Shift to Private Insurance for Flood Relief

THESSALY / EMILIA-ROMAGNA - This investigation examined how Italy and Greece, two Mediterranean countries hit hard by recent floods, are reshaping disaster recovery by shifting more responsibility onto private insurance.

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Illustration depicting a woman surrounded by hands and scissors
©Dariana Ilie

Cutting into the Dark

WARSAW / BUCHAREST - This investigation exposes the fast-growing aesthetic gynaecology industry, marketed as empowerment and “intimate wellness”, yet operating largely without scientific evidence, regulatory oversight or patient protection.

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The factory chimney towers over the small town of Kvistgård.
© Anders Palm Olesen

How Toxic Chemicals Hid in Plain Sight

KVISTGÅRD - Newly uncovered confidential documents and exclusive testimonies reveal how one of the biggest Scandinavia fluoropolymer users has left behind a toxic legacy in Denmark, a pattern now familiar ...

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Portoviro, Italy. Wels catfish sold at the fish auction market in Porto Viro, the main commercial market for freshwater fish in the Po Delta region.
© Daniela Sala

Between the Two Deltas

VENETO / EMILIA-ROMAGNA - After Romania tightened its poaching laws in the Danube Delta, hundreds of fishermen crossed borders in search of work and dignity, settling along Italy’s Po River ...

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A child walking on a train platform with a guardian.
© Mathias Reding

Hague Mothers

PRAGUE / VILNIUS - This investigation examines how the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction is applied in cases where mothers flee across borders to escape ...

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A close-up of Istanbul’s crowded neighborhoods.
© Federico Ambrosini

Are Istanbul and Athens Ready for the Earthquakes to Come?

ATHENS/ ISTANBUL - Istanbul and Athens are densely populated cities sitting on seismic fault lines. Yet, their disaster preparedness lags behind. The project assesses the cities’ readiness, zooming in on ...

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Waste along the road side in North Macedonia
© Aleksandar Metodijev

The Illegal Paths of Waste

SKOPJE / BELGRADE / SOFIA - Illegal waste disposal and burning pose a significant environmental and public health risk in Southeast Europe, with North Macedonia, Serbia and Bulgaria being prime ...

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A self-made toy gun found in the Al-Hol camp in Syria, where radical ISIS women are being held.
©Maria Caroline Wölfle

Beyond the Caliphate: Tracking ISIS Suspects in Europe

BERLIN - Across Europe, former members and supporters of the so-called Islamic State are living under new identities - undetected and unprosecuted. Beyond the Caliphate is a cross-border investigation by ...

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To many time-poor and inexperienced wine buyers, the shiny allure of a medal remains an instantly recognisable mark of supposed quality.
©TNW

Fool’s Gold on the Wine Shelves

BRUSSELS / LONDON / PARIS - In this investigation, journalists investigated the role medals awarded by wine competitions play in misleading supermarket consumers over the supposed quality of wines. ...

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A worker in front of the ArcelorMittal facilities in Dunkirk, France.
© Berta Vicente Salas

The Steel Route

DUNKERQUE / PEÑA COLORADA / SANTA CRUZ - This team of journalists investigated the operations of Ternium and ArcelorMittal, two Luxembourg-based steel giants that present themselves as leaders in “sustainable” and “low-carbon” ...

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A woman crushes argan nuts by hand to retrieve the precious kernel, Co-op Ayadi Chiadma, Morocco.
©Juliet Ferguson

Desert Gold: The Dark Side of Argan Oil

SOUS/ PARIS – This investigation examines the challenges faced by Berber women as market pressures and climate change threaten the sustainability of argan oil cooperatives in Morocco.

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A family travels through the desert near the town of Mao in Kanem Province, Chad.
© Tommy Trenchard

Great Green Mess: The Unraveling of a Utopian Project

FERLO / KANEM - By tracking billions in funding, visiting remote sites, and speaking with those directly affected, a cross-border team of journalists examined the gap between the Great Green ...

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The Big Bad Wolf

The Big Bad Wolf

OUDSBERGEN / YELLOWSTONE - After a century of absence, the wolf is once again prowling our landscapes. Its return is welcomed in forests and meadows, but resistance is growing on ...

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Security Gaps in EU
© Delia Dascălu

High-tech Promises and Security Gaps in EU Funded Projects

DOBROGEA/ MORAVIA-SILESIA - Across Europe, public money is fuelling apparently high-tech projects that promise safety, innovation, and inclusion - yet both in Dobrogea and Ostrava, delivery on EU funded projects ...

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Two people sit in the shade of a rustic palm-leaf shelter, looking out over a sunlit hillside filled with young green plants.
©Anita Pouchard Serra

The Theft of ‘The Inca’s Gold’

SAN MARTÍN - This investigation traces the global supply chain of sacha inchi, an Amazonian seed also known as ‘the Inca’s gold’, to expose the mechanisms of modern-day biopiracy.

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Galateia latraki
©Galateia latraki

Europe’s Broken System for Reuniting Refugee Families

ATHENS / ROME - This investigation reveals that unaccompanied minors fleeing war and persecution face significant delays in family reunification due to bureaucratic inefficiencies throughout Europe.

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