EU study
How To Fight Fraud in Europe
Can investigative journalism be instrumental in the detection of and fight against corruption and fraud with EU funds, and if so, how? Tags:
Accountability
Can investigative journalism be instrumental in the detection of and fight against corruption and fraud with EU funds, and if so, how? Great work
Can Journalists Really Investigate Dictatorships?
How to work stories in oppressive regimes: sometimes the answer is less complicated than you might think.
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IRE Conference highlights
How To Track Looted Wealth
The ICIJ’s Sheila Coronel shares how to investigate illicit money trails ahead of her Tracking Corruption Internationally presentation at the 2012 IRE conference. Embezzlement exposed
UN, World Bank Release New ‘Grand Corruption’ Database
New database documents 150 major corruption cases between 1980 and 2011, detailing how major financial institutions played a role in allowing kleptocrats to spirit money out of their countries.
Press freedom in Azerbaijan
An Exceptionally Brave Journalist
When you report on crime and corruption in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Republics, you can expect to get your fair share of grief or threats. But this hasn’t stopped Khadija Ismayilova in Azerbaijan. Read more about An Exceptionally Brave Journalist
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Media moguls
A St Patrick’s Day prank on Irish investigative journalism
Ireland’s most powerful politician and one of its wealthiest oligarchs were ringing the New York Stock Exchange bell on Ireland Day, the Monday after St Patrick’s Day. Read more about A St Patrick’s Day prank on Irish investigative journalism
Data journalism
Against All Spanish Odds
‘Spain is different’ has been the tourism slogan for the Southwestern European country for years, since dictator Francisco Franco’s regime used it in the 60’s. I’d argue Spain is different for something else too: its lack of transparency.
Mar Cabra presenting at NICAR 2012. Photo: Ben Welsh Read more about Against All Spanish Odds
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