Supported projects

BUDAPEST - "We lost our media”, stated Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán in a rare interview in early 2015. He was referring to the media empire of a longtime ally-turned-enemy.

LUXEMBURG - Google notifies media and information sites when an article is delinked from its search engine after a Right to be Forgotten request is approved. These notifications can reviewed, collected in a database, deleted or ignored. Which criteria does Google follow to accept or refuse a request?

BRUSSELS - What do politicians think about media and political reporting? In recent months, Apache.be has spoken with the party chairmen of the liberal party Open VLD, the Christian democratic party CD&V, the socialist party Sp.a and the green party Groen and with various media specialists and communication staff of those parties.

GHENT - In the region of the port of Ghent, the emission of CO2 and harmful particulate matter is related to the failure of European and international climate standards.

MAPUTO - To his great surprise, film journalist and historian Guido Convents was told by Portuguese journalists in 2006 that Mozambique had no significant film culture or production. Even within the Belgian film industry, nobody seemed to have any knowledge of Mozambican cinema.

VOJVODINA - This project aims to upgrade the Storyteller website to enhance user experience and accessibility, especially on mobile devices. It will integrate video streaming and improve navigation, fostering a more engaging online community. This modernization will increase audience engagement, expand our reach, and strengthen our position in the digital media landscape.

LISBOA -  This project is aimed at connecting with a new and vital audience of foreigners in Lisbon, offering content about the city in English. It will serve as both a bridge to reach immigrant readers and a tool to counter polarizing narratives with authentic, human-centered stories. We will showcase immigrant contributions to Lisbon’s cultural and economic fabric, address practical needs and build engagement and trust. It will hopefully bring a new layer of audiences to Mensagem.

LYON - Flagrant Déni is a French media organisation working on the issue of police violence. The law is often difficult for everyone to understand, especially for people living in working-class neighbourhoods. We're developing the video format to be more in line with the media habits of the mostly young audience in working class neighbourhoods.