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the Ellebæk deportation centre
© Ólafur Gestsson

Denmark's Deportees Forced to Assemble Luxury Goods

COPENHAGEN - Seeking asylum is not a crime. Yet in Denmark, rejected asylum seekers who refuse to cooperate with their deportation are imprisoned at the Ellebæk deportation centre, where they are forced to work for assemble luxury products for multinational and Danish companies.

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A board with Ukrainian and Italian flags hangs in one of the walls of Stella Mattutina
© Camilla Minnozzi

Europe's fault lines in the reception of Ukrainian orphans

KYIV / CATANIA / BARCELONA – This investigation by a cross-border team of journalists from Ukraine, Spain and Italy reveals what happened when thousands of Ukrainian orphans, who had been placed in foster care across Europe following Russia’s large-scale invasion, were called back to Ukraine.

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Freeport in Texas
© Sara Sneath.

Dirty Supply Chains: How Fracked Gas Props Up Europe’s Fertiliser Giant

OSLO / TEXAS – Yara, the biggest fertiliser producer in Europe, is promoting 'sustainable' products as climate-friendly solutions. Yet this investigation reveals that much of this product relies on fracked gas from U.S. shale fields.

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Brands
© Chronicles.Media

Brands Without Visas

VILNIUS – This cross-border investigation has revealed that Sberbank, Russia’s largest state-owned bank and a target of comprehensive US, UK and EU sanctions, has bypassed trade restrictions by setting up a secret import network to supply Russian consumers with products from Western brands such as ...

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Mannen die zwijgen
© Tomas Vanheste

Men Who Remain Silent

AMSTERDAM - What images are associated with fertility, masculinity and fatherhood in society? In 'Mannen die zwijgen' (Men Who Remain Silent), Tomas Vanheste explores the stigma attached to male fertility issues, examining possible causes and treatments.

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a lab tube with dark liquid
© Helena Rodriguez Gomez

Clean Air, Dirty Seas: The Biodiversity Cost of Scrubbers in the Mediterranean

BARCELONA / CIVITAVECCHIA / MARSEILLE – This cross-border investigation uncovers the hidden environmental cost of ship scrubbers—systems installed on vessels to reduce sulfur emissions by washing exhaust gases with seawater.

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The photo depict the cold-blooded murder of Bosniak civilians by a Serb war criminal, Goran Jelisić.
©Bojan Stojanovic

Killing for Photo Opportunity

BRČKO - An investigation into the chilling circumstances surrounding the only professional photograph to capture the act of execution during the Bosnian War in the former Yugoslavia.

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Photo showing a couple
©Anna Ziegler

Danger to Life in the Delivery Room

BERLIN / COPENHAGEN – Two people have died in childbirth - a mother and her baby - after taking a controversial labour-inducing drug called Angusta. Was the drug to blame? That was the question that led to this investigation.

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Sportradar
©Sportradar

Under the Radar in Russia

KYIV - This investigation examines how Russian sports betting platforms continue to offer live betting on Ukrainian football matches - including those held near active war zones - using data that can largely be traced back to Sportradar. This company promotes itself as a guardian of sporting ...

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There are felled trees along the road.
© Lucelle Bonzo

Forest Fraud: South East Asia's Protected Forests Fall Victim to Greenwashing

PALAWAN / AGUSAN DEL SUR - This investigation maps deforestation in the protected areas in the Philippines and Indonesia, identifies the commodities that have replaced the trees, and explores how these products are laundered into global supply chains.

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En wat nu?

And Now What?

WASHINGTON D.C. - A chronicle of fascinating encounters with ordinary Americans combined with an in-depth analysis of the rise and growth of the far right and how the working class turned away from the Democratic Party en masse.

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Lelilef Waibulan Village, Weda 22th July 2024
(c) Aqwam Hanifan / Narasi

#DirtyNickel: Inside The World's Largest Nickel Mine in Indonesia

JAKARTA – This investigation reveals serious irregularities and testimonies of environmental and social fraud at the Weda Bay Nickel, the world's largest open pit nickel mine, co-owned by the French mining giant Eramet, the Chinese steel multinational Tsinghan and the Indonesian state through the ...

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Kan Congo de wereld redden?
© Bart Lasuy

Can Congo save the world?

KINSHASA - Following on from the first part of the dossier on why and how Congo's forests became the world's first lung, John Vandaele explores whether the country can effectively be the 'solution country' it claims to want to be.

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Jongeren tijdens het noroez feest in Diyarbakir. Achter hen staan duizenden mensen te vieren
© Sofie Hamdi

Power without a Democratic Mandate: Trustees in Turkey

ANKARA / BATMAN - The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) has announced its dissolution. But will this also bring an end to the controversial practice of replacing elected mayors with government-appointed officials in Kurdish-majority cities?

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Sílvia Antunes, a nurse from the Oleiros mobile health unit, examines 80-year old Alice Mendes, a resident of a remote village in the municipality
©Pedro Martins

Deserted by Care: The Elderly Left Behind in Italy and Portugal

POTENZA/MILAN/OLEIROS - This investigation examines the lack of healthcare for the elderly in Basilicata and Oleiros, two of the most aging, rural and depopulated areas of Italy and Portugal.

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map on smartphone
© Teresa Di Mauro

The Green Rush: How Europe's Solar Boom Could Impact Local Communities

BARCELONA - This investigation set out to explore the hidden dynamics behind the rapid expansion of solar energy projects in Catalonia and in Italy and their impact on rural communities.

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De overlevers
© 2025 The Redhorse Collective

The Survivors

MANILA - After corona, the problem of online sexual abuse and exploitation has only intensified. At any time of the day, 750 000 people worldwide are searching for images of child abuse. As many as 1 in 5 children in the Philippines face it. Yet international interest in the problem is declining.

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Building
© Frank Hanswijk

Urban renewal vs drug crime, a common battle in Lille and Rotterdam

LILLE/ROTTERDAM - This research explores the intersection of urban development projects and drug crime reduction, looking at the shortcomings and successful strategies of two cities.

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Overpriced Ammunition
©Lenka Matoušková

Overpriced Ammunition

PRAGUE – In this months-long cross-border investigation, a team of six journalists looked into the Czech Ammunition Initiative - an initiative set up in early 2024 to supply Ukraine with a steady flow of artillery ammunition, to investigate allegations of high costs, poor quality shells and ...

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Life at the Serbia–Croatia Frontier
© Ćirin Breg / Sremske novine

Border on Hold: Life at the Serbia–Croatia Frontier

BANOVCI / KUKUJEVCI - This cross-border investigative project highlights the serious impact of heavy truck traffic on communities along the border.

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Ukraine and Romania's shared garbage problems and solutions
(c) Andrei Becheru

Ukraine and Romania's shared garbage problems and solutions

TARGU LAPUS / DRAHOBRAT - This investigation looks at three localities facing problems of illegal dumping, landfill development and rifts between citizens and local authorities, and what is being done to address them.

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six pictures
© Jordi Jon

Visual Storytelling & Environmental Memory: Training the Next Generation of Climate Journalists

BARCELONA – This project trains and supports emerging journalists around Europe, helping them integrate visual storytelling, data journalism, and environmental history into their investigative practice.

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Chicken
© L214

Chicks on Speed: Big Chicken's Push for Faster Birds, But Slower Reform

BRUSSELS – Billions of “turbochickens” grow at record speed, suffering serious health problems in the process. This investigation exposes how the poultry industry manages these consequences to protect profits, while promoting itself as “responsible”. Hundreds of global food brands face mounting ...

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Rubryka team
© Rubryka

Strengthening Regional Environmental Investigative Journalism

KYIV – This project aimed to empower independent regional journalists in Ukraine to investigate and report on critical environmental issues, while also drawing broader national and international attention to these challenges through strategic partnerships and visibility efforts.

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© porCausa

Co-Creating Stories: Bringing Participatory Narratives into Journalism

MADRID - Over the course of nine months, a group of more than 20 migrant women gathered in Madrid to think of new ways of telling stories about migration, drawing on their own experiences and knowledge. The project didn’t start with a pre-established editorial plan; instead, they focused on creating ...

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© Médio Tejo eXpress

Médio Tejo eXpress: News that Speaks Your Language

ABRANTES - Médio Tejo eXpress, developed by PERSPECTIVA / mediotejo.net, launched a mobile-first news app and multimedia strategy to reach 16- to 30-year-olds in the Médio Tejo region, a community long affected by news deserts and declining local journalism.

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© Anna Shvets, Discott, RDNE Stock project, Ben Cohen. Editing: Anton Satamo

Verde Voices

HELSINKI - Verde Voices was a successful pilot project in expanding immigrant and foreign-background communities' access to fact-based information on Finnish society and politics, strengthening integration and democratic participation, while piloting deeper community engagement and belonging.

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© Marcelle

Marcelle EMI – Media and Information Literacy for High School Students

MARSEILLE - Marcelle EMI has transformed a media literacy experiment into a digital resource that is now firmly established in secondary schools. After an initial wave of adoption in the first half of 2026, the start of the new school year in September marked a sharp acceleration: 174 secondary ...

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Gedoemd tot hoop
© the.art.of.boo / Bernard Hage

Doomed to hope

BEIROET / JERUSALEM / DAMASCUS - The ‘Arab Spring’ of 2011 had huge consequences: dictators fell, wars followed, the refugee crisis came. Now the Middle East is in a new maelstrom, from Gaza and Lebanon to Syria. Do younger generations see hope alongside misery?

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Shadows and Dreams
© Thijs Broekkamp

Tomorrow was never the future

BISHKEK - Kyrgyzstan is a country where Russian influence is still very strong. While other global players such as Europe and the West are increasingly vying for influence in the region, conflicting interests can be observed.

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