Across the world, experimental technology is being deployed that promises to recover hundreds of millions of euros in alleged welfare fraud. Some of the most vulnerable members of societies are being ...

In the past years more and more independent investigative teams are forming across Europe focussing on in-depth (often cross-border) investigations outside of the dynamics and hierarchies of legacy ne...

The 2022 Brazilian elections worked as a battlefield for the new type of war against democracy: the use of coordinated, highly-funded and state-supported networks of misinformation to win and then sub...

A little over ten years ago, the battle for control of Aleppo marked a turning point in the war in Syria: the reconquest of the city by the government of Bashar al Assad closed the phase of hope for t...

Editors talk about climate change as the defining story of our times – but many of them don’t act on it as much as they could. This panel will present and discuss findings from the March 2023 EBU ...

Defining the benefits of impact measurement in journalism can seem elusive, but an effective impact strategy drives concrete results not only in the newsroom but across other parts of a media organiza...

Why must investigation into energy dependencies be European? It's fairly easy: energy empires like Gazprom act globally, their interests are international, but their lobby groups are interacting with ...

After eight years, the war in Yemen is at a turning point: the new deal between Saudi Arabia and Iran under China's diplomacy poses new hopes for the peace to come. But even if this will happen soo...

Opinion on TikTok is sharply divided. Regular users know that TikTok has become a forum for breaking news, first-person storytelling, and endless opportunities to learn. People who don’t use TikTok ...

The panel will focus on empowering small newsrooms through fellowships and bespoke training globally. Main themes to be discussed will be newsrooms' appetite for collaboration across the industry and ...