A story examining the changing nature of spycraft in a world where carefully developed back stories can be torn apart with a few database queries, and where geolocation data spewed out by mobile devices makes dead-letter boxes instantly obsolete.
The role the church is playing, and having to play, in response to Philippine President Rodrige Duterte’s brutally violent war on drugs.
The Huffington Post’s Political Editor Paul Waugh provides plenty of background detail in this story charting the endgame of Theresa May’s time in office.
An analysis of recent election data in over 80,000 regions in Europe. Data journalism on an impressive scale that seeks to analyse the political landscape in countries across the continent.
The Swedish prime minister was gunned down with a single shot to the back whilst walking in the street with his wife. The murder took place in 1986, but has never been solved.
A look at the slickly crafted messaging and rapid rise of Spain’s far-right party Vox.
This story posits the theory that Viktor Orbán’s assault on Central European University is part of a wider strategy of “liquidating the intelligentsia, draining the public of education, and molding a more pliant nation.”
A look at how EU funding is distributed to help less economically developed regions catch up with their more economically developed counterparts. Some countries are redrawing their internal boundaries in order to gain better access to this funding for less developed areas adjacent to their richer capitals. It’s an insightful piece with superior quality data visualisation deployed to tell the story of economic development in Europe.
A friendship between a guard and an inmate highlights some of the most pernicious aspects of the world’s most infamous detention facility. The piece is a fine example of in depth reporting.