Europe
Senior doctors, consumer groups and transparency campaigners want manufacturers of high-risk medical devices to be forced to make safety data public.
Government regulators, industry lobbyists and medical experts scrambled to get ahead of ICIJ’s latest investigation, the Implant Files, before the first word was even published.
Confidential injury and malfunction reports have tripled in less than 10 years in many countries
Europe is a region often considered a relative safe haven for journalists, but this past year reporters have been murdered and press freedom declined.
The decision ends the World Bank’s support for coal worldwide, but also leaves villagers unsure of their fate as the Kosovo government vows to push ahead with the power plant.
Swedish data journalist Helena Bengtsson investigates socioeconomic disparities in schools and housing.
European parliamentarians who receive tens of millions of dollars in public money through a secretive expenses system won’t have to reveal how they spend it, a European court ruled.
Leaked Mossack Fonseca documents exposed the millionaire offspring of European and African officials, illicit campaign funding in Latin America, and more.
ICIJ member Oliver Zihlmann is part of a team of investigative reporters working to bring change to one of the most important tax havens in the world.
U.S. National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden calls for whistleblower protections.