Accountability
When anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed in a car bombing in Malta last year, the investigations she was working on came to a sudden halt. Until now.
The Paradise Papers investigation has been honored with a top prize at the IRE Awards, an international award for investigative reporting and editing.
Two years after the Panama Papers was first published, journalists look back on the project through different lenses, but taken together, they reflect a world in flux.
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa says there is still $826 million stashed offshore, as the country names and shames those it believes illegally transferred money abroad.
Indonesia has beefed up corporate transparency and will require all companies to regularly disclose their true, beneficial owners – not just their legal representatives – to authorities.
Chicago Tribune reporters used ICIJ’s data to debunk claims by Democratic governor candidate J.B. Pritzker.
Three major offshore hubs in the Caribbean have been added to the EU’s tax haven blacklist.
The masterminds who promote and sell tax avoidance are under fresh scrutiny in the wake of the Paradise Papers and Panama Papers.
ICIJ members and colleagues forced to leave home after revealing questionable dealings in a government food program.
It’s not easy being a journalist in Honduras, where you can be captured by hooded men and face political pressure. But for ICIJ member Lourdes Ramirez that’s why she became a reporter in the first place.