The EU’s public prosecutor has opened a probe into how the European People’s Party (EPP) dealt with two advisers with ties to ...

Financial gatekeepers are on high alert. But are large financial institutions and criminals staying one step ahead? This month, we’re looking into a massive cross-border tax evasion network, ...

Buying drugs can be as easy as ordering a pair of shoes online. Exploiting legal loopholes, traders can sell substances – ...

For years, authorities shut the door. So we wrote a guide to opening it. A new guide – composed by yours truly – will advise journalists across Europe how they can use freedom of information laws to ...

Security experts are concerned about a number of passengers who seem to travel under false Russian identities on ships that ...

For decades, governments have spent billions of euros to stop money laundering worldwide. But is the system actually stopping ...

“Thugs.” “Bullshitters”. “Shit-Stirrers”. We’ve heard it all. The insults start when our investigations force powerful people to answer questions they thought they could avoid.

This edition of The Weekly is a little different. We’ll be looking back at our September stories that show what Follow the Money does best: exposing hidden interests and holding unchecked power to ...

Jean-Martin Bauer, a director at the UN World Food Programme (WFP), has spent 25 years tackling hunger around the world. In an interview with FTM, he warned that famines are returning, hunger is ...

The race for space is accelerating, with US and Chinese interests staking out an increasingly crowded orbit. Space belongs to everyone, but regulation is lagging behind plans to launch ever more ...