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With our investigations, we dig deeper into stories which deserve to be known across the continent. We publish new investigations whenever one is ready.
Europe’s richest
Who are the richest people in Europe? How do they use their money to influence politics? Where does their money come from?
They stole the past and betrayed the future
Retreating Russian occupation forces looted two museums in Kherson. However, they were aided by eight museum workers.
Türkiye's earthquake-hit region faces a second disaster
In February 2023, a deadly earthquake shattered across southern Türkiye and northern Syria, killing over 50,000 people. A year after, due to government maladministration, profit-oriented disaster management and disregard for community needs, a second disaster might emerge.
European journalism is under construction.
The smartest ideas and people rarely come from our home country. The decade-defining events usually happen elsewhere. But their impact is felt across Europe.
Currently, Europe lacks true European media: in Germany alone, more media outlets are devoted exclusively to football than news outlets specialising in Europe. The few newspapers with "Europe" in their name mainly focus on the Brussels bubble and report for lobbyists and business people.
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