Bussiness and hooligans in modern football
There was a time when football was not broadcast live. To watch a match, you had to be inside the stadium. It was on the terraces that communities were born, along with rivalries t
Seen, heard and tusted: Quality journalism and media Literacy in the age of AI
What if quality journalism were one of the strongest tools for media literacy? When people distrust the news, it is rarely about factual errors alone – they feel unseen, unheard
Building an independent media business
AI and changing habits are reshaping how audiences find and consume news. To stay independent, media outlets need to own their tools and build direct relationships with their commu
Who needs journalists? AI and the future of our newsrooms
AI is already reshaping how journalists find, analyse, produce, verify and distribute news. The question is no longer whether newsrooms will use AI, but where to draw the line. Wha
It’s public. How do we keep it that way?
It belongs to you. And across Europe it’s being dismantled, one budget cut and one captured board at a time, always the same script: too expensive, no longer needed… Bu
Think globally, report locally
We used to have breakfast reading the local paper. Some would have trusted friends working as local journalists. These might be sweet lost memories, or a starting point for new for
Have I just been SLAPPed?
Getting sued for speaking out? It might have very little to do with the law and a lot more with silencing you. Strategic Lawsuits against Public Participation, shortly called SLAPP
What’s media worth to you?
Not to democracy, not to the industry, to you. Put a number on it. Most of us never do: the news that keeps us informed, the documentary that taught us something, the book that got
Are you a foreign agent?
The question sounds absurd, until it isn’t. Across Europe, a growing number of attempts to introduce “foreign agent” laws are turning journalists, NGOs, and human
The Children of Gaza
This documentary profiles the lives of three kids living in Gaza. Ahmed, Abdul Rahman and Juwairiya document their daily lives in the north, centre and south of Gaza respectively.
Shadow Game
Shadow Game follows a group of unaccompanied minor refugees, aged 14 to 17, from Syria, Sudan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and Pakistan, as they attempt to cross Europe’s increas
Follow the money: the voices of collaborative investigation
Collaborative data-driven reporting has transformed how journalists probe complex financial networks across borders. Drawing on four investigations published at different times and