Works
At EU Reveal, our work goes far beyond daily headlines. We specialize in long-form investigations, data-driven reports, and in-depth analysis of Europe’s political, economic, and social landscape. The “Works” section of our website showcases the range of journalism we produce, from exposés on corporate misconduct to reports on human rights, technology, and culture.
Each project begins with extensive research and collaboration. Our journalists work across languages and borders, interviewing experts, analyzing legal documents, and verifying information against multiple independent sources. The result is not just news, but journalism that explains complex issues with clarity and depth.
EU Reveal’s investigations cover a wide variety of themes. We expose the hidden structures of offshore finance and corporate lobbying, investigate the misuse of public funds, and track the influence of digital platforms on European democracies. At the same time, we dedicate space to cultural and social issues, highlighting the stories of communities often ignored by mainstream outlets.
Collaboration is at the heart of our work. We partner with independent reporters, NGOs, academic institutions, and other media networks to strengthen the impact of our stories. Many of our cross-border investigations are made possible thanks to the cooperation of journalists who share our commitment to transparency and accountability.
We also embrace multimedia storytelling. Our work includes interactive graphics, documentary-style video features, and data visualizations that bring complex information to life. In a time when misinformation spreads quickly, we aim to make factual reporting both accessible and engaging.
The “Works” page serves as an archive of our most important investigations. Readers can explore projects by topic, region, or theme. Whether it’s a financial scandal in Brussels, a corruption case in Eastern Europe, or the influence of offshore companies in the Mediterranean, our stories reveal what others often keep hidden.
Above all, our work is guided by the principle of public interest. Journalism is not just about reporting events; it’s about uncovering truths that affect lives, shaping informed debate, and driving positive change. EU Reveal exists to make these truths visible — and this page is where that mission comes to life.
Each project begins with extensive research and collaboration. Our journalists work across languages and borders, interviewing experts, analyzing legal documents, and verifying information against multiple independent sources. The result is not just news, but journalism that explains complex issues with clarity and depth.
EU Reveal’s investigations cover a wide variety of themes. We expose the hidden structures of offshore finance and corporate lobbying, investigate the misuse of public funds, and track the influence of digital platforms on European democracies. At the same time, we dedicate space to cultural and social issues, highlighting the stories of communities often ignored by mainstream outlets.
Collaboration is at the heart of our work. We partner with independent reporters, NGOs, academic institutions, and other media networks to strengthen the impact of our stories. Many of our cross-border investigations are made possible thanks to the cooperation of journalists who share our commitment to transparency and accountability.
We also embrace multimedia storytelling. Our work includes interactive graphics, documentary-style video features, and data visualizations that bring complex information to life. In a time when misinformation spreads quickly, we aim to make factual reporting both accessible and engaging.
The “Works” page serves as an archive of our most important investigations. Readers can explore projects by topic, region, or theme. Whether it’s a financial scandal in Brussels, a corruption case in Eastern Europe, or the influence of offshore companies in the Mediterranean, our stories reveal what others often keep hidden.
Above all, our work is guided by the principle of public interest. Journalism is not just about reporting events; it’s about uncovering truths that affect lives, shaping informed debate, and driving positive change. EU Reveal exists to make these truths visible — and this page is where that mission comes to life.
