The Offshore Leaks database is good for more than just searches. ICIJ's Mar Cabra shares techniques and tricks that journalists and other researchers can use to get maximum results for investigations.

The Slovenian public has been kept in the dark about their leaders' misdeeds during the Yugoslav conflict, which included war profiteering and a pact with Slobodan Milosevic.

Ritu Sarin describes her investigations of secret payments, hidden bank accounts and bugs planted in the Prime Minister's office - and explains why her gender never held her back as she rose to become a top editor in India.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control is organizing three industry-backed studies of a deadly kidney disease that is afflicting agricultural workers in Central America.

A UN panel led by former South African President Thabo Mbeki estimated that each year Africa loses twice as much money from illicit financial flows as it receives from foreign aid.

The China Leaks investigation uncovered the hidden offshore holdings of the relatives of China's leaders, generating a wave of global media coverage and triggering a massive censorship effort by Chinese authorities.

In twelve years of operation, more than 600 detainees have been released from Guantanamo. Here's what we know about what they are doing now.

ICIJ's Alfredo Quijano, who chronicled crime and corruption on the US-Mexico border, died of a stroke last weekend. He is remembered by his colleague Alfredo Corchado.

The author of ICIJ and the New York Times' joint investigation of the Cook Islands describes the hidden world of the Cooks' offshore economy, a "lawsuit-proof" paradise where the wealthy stash their assets.

Inga Springe describes the challenges of creating the first investigative journalism center in the Baltics, as well as her groundbreaking investigations into organized crime and economic inequality.

Skyrocketing numbers of Americans have been renouncing US citizenship in recent years. Help us figure out who they are and why they are cutting ties with Uncle Sam.

A leading offshore services company finds that ICIJ's Offshore Leaks investigation has caused serious damage to the industry. The solution? More public relations and lobbying.

As the world cracks down on offshore tax havens, little-known business groups that represent many of the world's most powerful corporations are trying to put the brakes on reforms.

As the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination approaches, our guide for researchers, reporters and concerned citizens offers a list of reliable sources for examining one of history's most shocking crimes.

A documentary by the Danish Broadcasting Corporation used hidden camera footage to reveal a leading bank advising clients to hide money in offshore tax havens.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron pledges to make public a central registry that reveals the true owners of British companies, marking a significant step to crack down on offshore financial secrecy.

The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project has launched a new research desk that will assist reporters worldwide with crime and corruption investigations.

In a reversal of its position two years ago, the Pan American Health Organization formally recognized a mysterious form of kidney disease as a major public health threat and pledged $1.7 million to combat it.

The director of the Chilean investigative news organization CIPER describes her approach to telling stories that make a difference, and outlines the obstacles confronting investigative journalists in Latin America.

In much of the world, Freedom of Information laws exist on paper but are often ignored in practice. Here are some tips on how to break through and get the public records you need.

As concerns about a deadly epidemic affecting agricultural workers have grown among Central American governments, the World Bank has approved a new loan to an industry whose workers are among the hardest hit by the disease.