Newsletter Q3 2021
By Marcel Metze, | 5 November, 2021
Read the full newsletter here.
Dear reader,
I’m glad to report that in the past year, the number of our followers has steadily grown. We have therefore decided to increase the frequency of our newsletters to four times per year.
Here’s our 2021 Q3 edition. Besides the regular overview of recent publications, you will find two new elements:
- a short ‘making-of’ report from one of our editors, offering you some insight into our research process, and
- a ‘donation’ button, which we hope some of you will actually press on.
If you have any questions, suggestions or tips, please contact us without delay!
Best regards,
Marcel Metze
Editor-in-chief
BREAKING NEWS
Just published another ground-breaking investigation with Le Monde, check it out here!
Read the full newsletter here.
More investigations
A rare glimpse into covert arms sales world: How Western companies make a fortune on brokering deals for Ukraine
When Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, Ukraine desperately needed weapons to defend itself. European private arms dealers saw an opportunity an
The Forever Pollution Project
Over a year ago, Tim Luimes, member of The Investigative Desk, came up with the idea to start a cross-border project about “forever chemicals” PFAS an
The Investigative Desk News Letter January 2023
Read the full newsletter here. Hi there, We’re a little late this year with our Q4 2022 newsletter, so we decided to include it in our January 2023 o
NATO in deep water because of Chinese port investments
Port terminals in European cities such as Gdynia, Rotterdam and Antwerpen-Zeebrugge are crucial logistic hubs for the arrival of US Armed Forces and e
The Investigative Desk News Letter Q3 2022
Read the full newsletter here. Dear reader, In this newsletter we present you two of our recent publications and offer you a preview on some of our p
Philip Morris pulls the strings in Indonesian production chain
From tobacco paradise Indonesia to tax paradise Switzerland: tobacco company Philip Morris makes hundreds of millions euros in profit by advantages it
