The EU’s hydrogen dream in Namibia is falling apart
Namibia was supposed to become one of the countries powering Europe’s climate goals: a multibillion-dollar EU-funded project to develop green hydrogen promised jobs and economic growth. But when journ...
23 Sep 25min
Summer series | Hungary’s hotline to the Kremlin
Viktor Orbán has drawn Hungary increasingly close to Russia. But what has been happening behind closed doors between the Hungarian government and Moscow? Investigative network VSquare obtained recor...
3 Sep 22min
Summer series | Exposing a pro-Russian disinformation network
Disinformation campaigns are no longer built around a single false claim or suspicious account. Hundreds of profiles can push the same message simultaneously, creating the illusion of widespread publi...
27 Aug 25min
Summer series | Investigating the killing of journalists in Gaza
Hundreds of Palestinian journalists have been killed in Gaza – making it the deadliest conflict for reporters in decades. Were their deaths an inevitable consequence of Israel’s war, or has the media ...
20 Aug 25min
Summer series | From a fish to the fall of Lithuania’s PM
Last year, Lithuanian journalist Šarūnas Černiauskas began investigating his prime minister’s finances. What started as a seemingly small story soon grew into a series of scandals. The government turn...
13 Aug 27min
Summer series | Profits, not politics, behind AI hate boom
Persecution, corruption, and even murder. In this summer series, Emma du Chatinier and Lise Witteman unpack recent groundbreaking stories by fellow journalists from across Europe. How did their invest...
6 Aug 26min
Summer series | They killed the journalist, but not the story
Persecution, corruption, and even murder. In this summer series, Emma du Chatinier and Lise Witteman unpack recent groundbreaking stories by fellow journalists from across Europe. How did their invest...
30 Jul 23min
