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Five years ago, Follow the Money set up an investigative team in Brussels to scrutinise power in Europe. The sense of urgency we felt back then has only grown since. The world around us has changed dramatically. And so has our work.
Following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Western governments tried to slow down business with Russia. In football, the country was banned from major international competitions. But the money flows in football haven’t stopped. Journalist Krijn Schramade found that European clubs continue…
The European Parliament has given Follow the Money a rare insight into the normally confidential travel expenses and daily allowances claimed by one of its former members. The reason for this sudden transparency? The ex-parliamentarian in question, Nathan Gill, is a convicted criminal.
Jean-Martin Bauer, a director at the UN World Food Programme (WFP), has spent 25 years tackling hunger around the world. In an interview with FTM, he warned that famines are returning, hunger is rising, and a combination of war, climate shocks, and aid cuts threatens to deepen instability worldwide.
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