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 Estación de Atocha (Madrid)
© Inês Leote of Mensagem de Lisboa

Why the Iberian Train Hasn't Left the Station

MADRID / LISBON - The investigation reveals why the Iberian rail connection is 15 years behind schedule, and why the new targets are also unlikely to be met.

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texty
© Texty

Climate And Water: Data Analysis Skills For Journalists

KYIV – The project focuses on the training and professional development of 20 regional journalists from Ukraine to conduct data-driven investigations.

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A performance simulating sewage discharges into the sea.
© Paula González Gavilanes and Miguel Velasco.

When Tourism Turns Toxic

TENERIFE / NAPLES - Overtourism has turned destinations like Naples and Tenerife into hotspots of environmental degradation. The sea, which attracts millions of visitors to these destinations, is becoming increasingly polluted and unsafe. This cross-border journalistic investigation sheds light on ...

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A person wearing a hooded jacket looks down at a smartphone held out to them by another person.
©Camiel Mudde Photography

The Price of Clean Streets: Deporting the Unsheltered

ROTTERDAM - Despite the vision of a borderless EU enshrined in the free movement principles of the Schengen Area, EU citizens can still be deported from their host country. The majority of intra-EU deportation cases are initiated for 'causing a nuisance', and the group most affected are unsheltered ...

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Bangladeshi women in Europe remain invisible to most people.
© Lucrezia Tiberio.

Bengali Women's Silent Islands in Europe

BONN / FRANKFURT / MONZA / ROME - This investigation focuses on the conditions of Bengali women upon their arrival in Germany and Italy. With a sharp focus on the experiences of one immigrant group, the reporting team delves into the integration process and how immigrants form communities.

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Kauramäki suburb in Finland, where a spruce forest was cleared
Mikko Vähäniitty.

Green To Grey: How Europe Is Squandering The Little Nature It Has Left

LISBON / IZMIR / ROVANIEMI – In the first investigation of its kind, 41 journalists and scientists from 11 countries collaborated to measure nature loss across Europe using satellite imagery and artificial intelligence.

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Hands
© Enough Project/Laura Heaton

The Conflict Mineral Facade

BERLIN – Volkswagen needs minerals for electric cars. War-torn Congo and Sudan have them. Long supply chains and an opaque system of certifications make it likely that “conflict minerals” end up in new electric cars from the German car giant.

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Reflecting sunglaces
© Giovanni Culmone

Mediterranean Low Cost

VALLETTA / TUNIS / MARRAKECH / ISTANBUL - Mediterranean Low Cost investigates the negative impacts of touristification and gentrification on the southern shore of the Mediterranean, focusing on four areas particularly affected by the phenomena: Malta, Istanbul, Marrakech, and Tunis. 

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Lithium mining locality at Cínovec
© Andrea Špak

Europe's Competitiveness for Critical Raw Materials

PRAGUE / LISBON / BELGRADE / BUDAPEST — Lithium is essential for green technologies and the EU's competitiveness goals. The ongoing rush for lithium has increased interest in deposits in Czechia, Portugal, Bosnia, and Serbia.

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InfoRadio
© InfoRadio

Visual Radio for News

VIENNA - As radio station we would like to transform audio journalism into an engaging visual experience, creating a visual news radio tailored for digital platforms. Our intended impact is to expand our audience reach on new playout channels by adding visual elements to classic radio.

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Louis Bontemps
© Louis Bontemps

Behind Bars, Behind Labour: Work in European Prisons

MADRID / PARIS / BRUSSELS - This cross-border investigation examines how labour activities are organised within prisons across Europe and sheds light on the broader relationship between incarceration, exploitation and rehabilitation.

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Farmworkers picking strawberries in Huelva, Spain.
©Eoghan Gilmartin

Feeding Europe, Failing Workers: How CAP Fuels Exploitation

BRUSSELS - This investigation revealed that farm owners who intimidate and exploit migrant workers are receiving millions in agricultural subsidies. Nearly thirty CAP payments were traced to farms that had breached workers’ rights, were under criminal investigation or had already been convicted of ...

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Delmi Alvarez
© Delmi Alvarez

Altri: Greenwashing and Environmental Destruction in Galicia

PALAS DE REI / FIGUEIRA DA FOZ - This cross-border investigation reveals a Portuguese pulp company’s controversial plan for a pulp mill in Galicia. The project comes with multiple environmental risks and questions about the future of local industries.

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Enrico Partemi
© Enrico Partemi

When It Stops Snowing

JANSKÉ LÁZNĚ - Skiing in Europe’s mid-altitude mountains is facing profound challenges due to climate change. This reporting team investigated the future of skiing in two highly exposed regions: the Krkonoše mountains in Czechia and the Apennines in Emilia-Romagna, Italy.

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Image by Kim Hansen (Wikimedia Commons)
Kim Hansen (Wikimedia Commons)

Cleaner on Paper, Dirtier on the Road: Europe’s Car Subsidy Paradox

BRUSSELS / MILAN / BUCHAREST - Billions in subsidies across Italy, France and Romania were meant to promote cleaner cars, according to carbon emissions measured during lab tests. But many funded vehicles emit far more CO₂ in real life, exposing lobbying, loopholes and flawed policies.

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Climate Justice

The Ethical Criminal

ANTWERP/BRUSSELS - To understand how citizens weigh ethics against the law, Suzanne Roes decided to conduct research into criminalised movements above and below ground.

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A carbon offset company called Jadora promised to protect 190,000 hectares of rainforest.
© Jonas Gerding

DRC Carbon Project Exposes Failures in Offset Market

KINSHASA / ISANGI - This investigation exposes systematic failures in the voluntary carbon offset market through the lens of an abandoned forest protection project in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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View of sea and ships, seaweed on the sand in the forefront.
© Irene Baños

Preventing Shipping From Spreading Invasive Species In The Mediterranean

TARIFA - From Spain to Italy, an unassuming Japanese seaweed is wreaking havoc on marine life and coastal livelihoods. This investigation raises urgent questions about our ability to control the cargo that shipping companies unknowingly transport from one part of the world to another, and the ...

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Kenyan people under a tree discussing carbon credit schemes
© Kate Stanworth

Carbon Colonialism

KAJIADO — Across Europe, multinational companies are purchasing carbon credits to ‘offset’ their emissions, claiming these schemes contribute to the fight against climate change, but in Kajiado County, southern Kenya, such carbon projects are fuelling growing concern.

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Antwerp Airport

Antwerp Airport: who wins and who pays the bill?

DEURNE - The Flemish government has been defending the substantial public support for Antwerp Airport in Deurne for years, arguing that the airport creates economic added value for the region. However, new figures show that employment and the added value of the company have fallen sharply in recent ...

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