Farmers in the Global South bear the brunt of European public investments on dangerous pesticides outlawed by the EU Tomas Statius, Gideon Sarpong, Sara Cincurova, Aida Delpuech, Jonathan Moens, Hanke
Maxim Edwards When a Kh-22 missile slammed into a residential apartment block in the city of Dnipro on January 14, it killed nearly 50 civilians and wounded dozens more. It was one
An email domain not visible to the public — LLCInvest.ru — helped reporters uncover a group of interconnected companies that hold palaces, resorts, yachts, jets, and bank accounts full of
Investigators were unaware of Luxembourg firms held by politically powerful people implicated in corruption and crime scandals. Reported byLuiz Fernando Toledo, Jonny Wrate, Allan de Abreu, Fernanda da Escóssia, José
Tear gas has been used in a number of incidents in recent months in Iraq, France, Chile, Hong Kong, and elsewhere. Numerous allegations about tear gas have been made, and
Law firm’s internal files reveal oil, mineral and grain trader Glencore signed secret deals and loaned millions toa high-risk business partner. By Will Fitzgibbon, Bastian Obermayer, Frederik Obermaier, Edouard Perrin, Petra Blum and Oliver Zihlmann The Glencore
Inside a Global Drug Collaboration Think of the drug trade, and you might think of rigid hierarchies run by drug lords like Pablo Escobar or Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán. Today,