Czech journalist Pavla Holcova details what it was like to be interrogated by Slovakian police following the murder of her friend and fellow journalist Jan Kuciak.
ICIJ’s African partnership coordinator talks about our unprecedented investigation in the region and how it came about.
Recent disclosures that President Donald Trump’s personal attorney used a shell company to receive huge payments highlight the country’s position as a global enabler of corporate secrecy.
The hope was Wilbur Ross would solve a puzzle for this ICIJ reporter. He left little the wiser but with the image of a cookie imprinted forever in his mind.
Sam Smyth explains how events have left him feeling ‘betrayed’ and ‘sickened’, fearing for the anonymity of his sources and dismayed over media freedom in his homeland.
ICIJ’s pioneering Datashare project will radically reshape the way journalists collaborate across the world.
Hollywood Foreign Press Association president Meher Tatna says a press that is ‘free and fearless to tell truth to power’ is more important than ever.
The story of Hungary’s latest Prime Minister Viktor Orban is a media story. His rise was built on it. His consolidated power rests on it.
The Hungarian government is waging war on the press. Here’s how ICIJ member Andras Petho is responding.
Law firm Appleby has ended its legal action against the the Guardian and the BBC over their roles in the Paradise Papers investigation.