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On this page, you’ll find all the latest news and coverage about the organisations we work with, as well as our own publications. Looking for news about a specific organisation? Visit its dedicated page in our portfolio.

Sky News

Sky News turns to paid niche journalism with Defence Insider

10.9.2026 - Press Gazette

Sky News launches Defence Insider as a paid journalism product focused on defence and security. The service marks a move towards a paid, specialised subscription alongside its regular news offering. The technology comes from Noosphere.

Good Game Generation

Journalistic stories get a second life as video games

26.8.2026 - iMEdD Lab

iMEdD explores how investigations are being turned into games. The goal is to reach new audiences and generate extra revenue. The article focuses on Floodlight Gaming.

andererseits

andererseits wins award in Germany for inclusive social journalism

21.8.2026 - Nachrichten Leicht

andererseits’ Instagram newsroom wins the DRK Media Prize in the Social Media category. The award recognises its journalism about living with disabilities, made accessible through features including subtitles and easy-to-understand language.

Vilius Kukanauskas/Pixabay

Investigative journalism finds new audiences through video games

10.8.2026 - Global Investigative Journalism Network

GIJN highlights how journalism organisations are turning investigations into video games to reach new, particularly younger, audiences. Leading examples include Predatorgate and Dark Money.

Evorra

Evorra raises $3.2 million to accelerate growth

10.8.2026 - Evorra

Evorra raises $3.2 million in seed funding to further develop its independent data infrastructure. Led by York IE, the round follows a fourfold year-on-year increase in annualised revenue.

Maarten van Vugt/NLJF

Strong demand for second Dutch Journalism Festival

5.8.2026 - Villamedia

The Dutch Journalism Festival is expanding its programme after many workshops reached capacity early. More than 100 sessions will take place across Deventer on 18–19 September, covering topics like AI, mobile journalism, and polarisation.

beatsquares

beatsquares raises €2 million to expand AI platform

21.7.2026 - Invest in Berlin

With seed funding, Berlin-based AI company beatsquares aims to further scale up its platform for the distribution and repurposing of journalistic content.

Wonder Studios

Wonder Studios sees AI as an opportunity for independent filmmakers

9.7.2026 - YouTube (Sky News)

Sky News visits Wonder Studios to explore whether AI threatens filmmaking or creates new opportunities. Co-founder Justin Hackney makes a plea for the latter.

The Black Sea

A new model for independent investigative journalism

8.7.2026 - Global Investigative Journalism Network

The Global Investigative Journalism Network highlights how The Black Sea has grown into the first independent non-profit newsroom dedicated entirely to investigative reporting on Turkey.

Sian Labay/Unsplash

AI video investment shifts from models to creative studios

26.6.2026 - PitchBook

PitchBook highlights how AI video investment is expanding beyond foundation models towards companies applying the technology in production, such as Wonder Studios.

Flares

Flares documents the centuries-old tradition of Mexico’s muxe

26.6.2026 - YouTube (Flares)

In this video report, Flares explores the history and lived experiences of the muxe community in southern Mexico. Through personal stories, the documentary reveals how this community continues to face discrimination, exclusion, and violence.

Cottonbro Studio/Pexels

Advanced audience capabilities available for media agencies

24.6.2026 - The Media Leader

The Alliance of Media Independents has partnered with Evorra, giving more than 40 independent media agencies access to privacy-first audience data and activation capabilities.

Spot TV

How young people can shape the future of journalism

24.6.2026 - Stimuleringsfonds voor de Journalistiek

In the Media van Morgen podcast, Spot TV founder Marten de Ruiter explains how youth leadership, editorial diversity, and a balance between social impact and commercial work have created a sustainable media model built by and for young creators.

Mateusz Turbiński/Pexels

European Journalism Centre joins the global Plus Alliance

24.6.2026 - International Center for Journalists

The European Journalism Centre has joined the Plus Alliance, a collaborative initiative with the International Center for Journalists, Code for Africa, and PROTO. As part of the alliance, EJC gains access to shared technology, global expertise, and operational infrastructure.

Civitates

Civitates brings together Europe’s media to strengthen democracy

18.6.2026 - YouTube (Civitates)

This video looks back at the first Civitates Forum, where around 150 representatives from independent media, civil society organisations, and philanthropic foundations gathered to discuss the future of European democracy, civic space, and democratic resilience.

Dave Collier/Unsplash

First Draft Media helps organisations tell sharper stories

18.6.2026 - The Hague Humanity Lab

First Draft Media supports mission-driven organisations with strategy, editorial work, and storytelling. The profile shows how the agency applies journalistic expertise to make complex issues more accessible.

Anastasia Rodi

Newsletters as essential resources for trends and insights in journalism

12.6.2026 - JournalismUK

An overview of newsletters that help journalists stay up to date with industry trends and insights. The Fix Media’s newsletter is highly regarded.

Svetlana Tiourina/OCCRP

OCCRP founders honoured for advancing investigative journalism

9.6.2026 - Fraud Conference News

OCCRP founders Drew Sullivan and Paul Radu have received the Guardian Award for their global contribution to strengthening international collaboration, innovation, and journalist protection.

IStories

European Press Prize emphasises independent journalism

5.6.2026 - The Guardian

The opinion piece cites the European Press Prize as an organisation that recognises and promotes high-quality independent journalism. It presents the award as an important counterbalance to disinformation and political pressure on the media.

IrpiMedia

Hidden power structures, corruption and crime

4.6.2026 - Civitates

Civitates highlights how IrpiMedia uses investigative journalism to expose corruption, organised crime, and abuses of power. The article shows how the newsroom continues to build independent journalism in Italy despite pressure.

OCCRP

Predatorgate wins second Floodlight Game Jam

3.6.2026 - OCCRP

Predatorgate, a game based on an investigative report into spyware, has won the top prize at the second Floodlight Investigative Journalism Game Jam. The project demonstrates how investigative journalism can reach new audiences through interactive storytelling.

The Black Sea

The Black Sea, IStories and Context.ro join global network

1.6.2026 - Global Investigative Journalism Network

GIJN welcomes The Black Sea, IStories, and Context.ro as new members of its international network of investigative journalism organisations. The membership reflects growing recognition of their investigative reporting and collaborative work across Europe.

Peoples Represented/First Draft Media

Sudeshna Chanda on newsletter opportunities for publishers

28.5.2026 - Media Finance Monitor – Center for Sustainable Media

In this article, Sudeshna Chanda, one of First Draft Media’s founders, explores how newsletters can help publishers build direct relationships with audiences.

andererseits

Call from andererseits: support our sustainable future

21.5.2026 - W24

W24 reports on Andererseits’ efforts to build a sustainable financial model and secure new revenue streams for its inclusive journalism. The organisation is calling on readers to support its independent mission.

andererseits

Exposing systemic failures around inclusion for everyone

20.5.2026 - Der Standard

andererseits journalist Sandra Schmidhofer explains why systemic problems around inclusion receive too little journalistic scrutiny.

CORRECTIV/IStories

IStories and CORRECTIV map the power clans surrounding Putin

19.5.2026 - CORRECTIV

This analysis maps the most powerful factions within Russia’s elite. The investigation examines which clans control money, security services, and armed structures, and the roles they could play if Putin’s grip on power weakens.

Vilius Kukanauskas/Pixabay

Wonder Studios aims to become the ‘A24 of AI production’

14.5.2026 - Deadline

Wonder Studios uses AI to make film production cheaper and more accessible. The company aims to become a new-generation studio that develops original IP and helps emerging filmmakers bring larger projects to life.

andererseits

andererseits launches membership campaign to remain independent

4.5.2026 - Der Standard

andererseits has launched a membership campaign to attract new supporters and strengthen the long-term sustainability of its inclusive journalism.

Forbidden Stories

BBC highlights the exceptional mission of Forbidden Stories

2.5.2026 - BBC

This programme focuses on the work of Forbidden Stories, which continues the investigations of journalists who have been killed, imprisoned, or silenced.

Alexander Sánchez

How OCCRP built a global investigative journalism network

1.5.2026 - Fraud Magazine

This article explores how OCCRP grew into a global network of investigative journalists by combining expertise, technology, and cross-border collaboration.

IStories

Russia seeks removal of IStories app from app stores

30.4.2026 - OCCRP

Russian authorities have demanded that Apple and Google remove the IStories app. The move is part of a broader effort to restrict access to independent investigative journalism.

Forbidden Stories

Missing Ukrainian reporter’s work continued

29.4.2026 - The Guardian

The opinion piece highlights how organisations such as Forbidden Stories ensure investigations continue when journalists are imprisoned or disappear. Their work helps keep critical reporting alive.

Prodolzheniye Sleduyet

Pavel Kanygin on the unseen Russia opposing the war

25.4.2026 - Het Parool

In this op-ed for Het Parool, Pavel Kanygin argues that many Russians quietly oppose the war in Ukraine. He highlights the importance of these overlooked stories.

Flares

Flares founders discuss new forms of journalistic storytelling

21.4.2026 - Spotify (Chora Media)

In this podcast, the founders of Flares Reports explain how they combine investigative journalism with video, social media, and innovative storytelling formats to engage younger audiences.

Jakob Owens/Unsplash

Sky News launches subscription defence app with Noosphere

21.4.2026 - Press Gazette

Press Gazette reports that Sky News is developing a paid app with Noosphere focused on defence, security, and geopolitics. The partnership shows how established media are experimenting with niche subscriptions and direct audience relationships.

Francesco Cuoccio

How journalism can reach mass audiences through games

18.4.2026 - International Journalism Festival

At the International Journalism Festival, Floodlight Gaming and its partners demonstrate how investigative journalism can be transformed into interactive games for mass audiences.

IStories

Building independent newsrooms under political pressure

18.4.2026 - International Journalism Festival

At the International Journalism Festival, Roman Anin, co-founder and editor-in-chief of iStories, shares his experience of building an independent investigative newsroom after being forced into exile from Russia.

Shubham Dhage/Unsplash

Sasa Vucinic shares his vision for new media funding models

17.4.2026 - International Journalism Festival

Sasa Vucinic discusses how innovative investment models and locally rooted journalism funds can help build a more resilient ecosystem for independent journalism in an increasingly hostile funding environment.

Nuno Saraiva/Mensagem de Lisboa

How live journalism builds and strengthens audience trust

16.4.2026 - International Journalism Festival

At the International Journalism Festival, Catarina Carvalho demonstrates how live journalism events make reporting more tangible and reinforce the relationship between local media and their audiences.

Google DeepMind/Unsplash

How journalism can rebuild its financial future

16.4.2026 - International Journalism Festival

In this session, North Base Media co-founder Sasa Vucinic shares his perspective on the future of journalism funding as both advertising revenue and philanthropic support come under pressure.

European Press Prize

European Press Prize judges discuss the future of journalism

16.4.2026 - International Journalism Festival

At IJF Perugia, judges from the European Press Prize discuss the trends shaping the future of journalism. The panel explores innovation, editorial quality, and the evolving role of journalism across Europe.

Forbidden Stories

How cross-border collaboration continues to evolve

16.4.2026 - International Journalism Festival

Laurent Richard discusses how international collaborations such as Forbidden Stories are evolving to investigate cross-border wrongdoing more effectively.

IStories

Documentary features IStories journalists in Russia

15.4.2026 - Vogue

Vogue interviews filmmaker Julia Loktev about My Undesirable Friends, a documentary following journalists from outlets including IStories. The film portrays how independent reporters continue their work despite growing repression in Russia.

Detail.co/Unsplash

Noosphere and Sky News explore direct audience engagement for media

10.4.2026 - The Associated Press

Noosphere has partnered with Sky News to experiment with new forms of interaction between journalists and audiences. The platform focuses on direct communication and stronger creator-audience relationships.

Bárbara Monteiro/European Press Prize

Director Jennifer Athanasiou-Prins on European journalism

8.4.2026 - Spotify (Backlight)

In this podcast, Jennifer Athanasiou-Prins discusses the role of the European Press Prize in strengthening independent journalism across Europe. She discusses how the prize showcases excellence in journalism for a broad audience.

Protesting in Iran has become increasingly dangerous

27.3.2026 - De Volkskrant

Strict crackdowns by Iranian authorities make it extremely risky to protest. Arrests, violence, and surveillance have created a climate of fear among citizens.

Apache

Apache takes legal action after subsidy is blocked

26.3.2026 - De Standaard

Investigative outlet Apache is challenging a decision by minister Jan Jambon to block an already approved subsidy. The case raises questions about political interference and funding for independent journalism.

Apache

Apache crowdfunding campaign sees strong support after subsidy cut

25.3.2026 - Apache

After losing a subsidy, Apache launched a crowdfunding campaign that quickly raised tens of thousands of euros. The strong reader support highlights the value of independent journalism and engaged audiences.

Mohsen Karimi/Unsplash

Xavier Collins shares his vision for the future of AI storytelling

23.3.2026 - YouTube (Venture Lab)

In this podcast, co-founder and CEO Xavier Collins takes viewers behind the scenes of Wonder Studios. He explains how AI enables more creators to bring stories to life that would previously never have reached production.

Philea

Journalism and media funding across Europe mapped in report

16.3.2026 - Journalism Funders Forum

The Journalism Funders Forum has published an overview of how journalism and media are funded across Europe. The report highlights the role of philanthropy and the diversity of funding models shaping the media landscape.

Shimabdinzade/Pixabay

Radio Zamaneh keeps Iranians connected during internet blackout

13.3.2026 - FRANCE 24

France 24 highlights how Radio Zamaneh uses alternative channels to deliver news during Iran’s prolonged internet blackout. The exiled newsroom remains a vital source of independent information.

Noosphere

Jane Ferguson works on greater independence for journalists

8.3.2026 - GOOD GOOD GOOD

GOOD GOOD GOOD profiles war correspondent Jane Ferguson and the mission behind Noosphere: giving journalists more control over their work, their audiences, and their income.

How beatsquares gives journalism a second life with AI

7.3.2026 - AImpactful

beatsquares helps news organisations automatically transform existing journalism into podcasts, newsletters, WhatsApp channels, videos, and other formats.

Sima Ghaffarzadeh/Pexels

Director Rieneke van Santen featured on Tijd voor MAX

6.3.2026 - MAX Vandaag

In this television programme, Rieneke van Santen discusses her work, the situation in Iran, and the importance of independent journalism in exile.

Investigate Europe

European journalists collaborate as a cooperative

18.2.2026 - The Fix Media

Investigate Europe operates as a journalism cooperative centred around collaboration and shared ownership. Journalists from across Europe can conduct investigations together while maintaining editorial independence.

Media Forward Fund

andererseits is building journalism that includes everyone

12.2.2026 - Media Forward Fund

Media Forward Fund highlights how Andererseits makes journalism accessible to people with and without disabilities. The platform combines inclusive newsrooms, accessible language, and innovative editorial formats to reach broader audiences.

Daniel Minárik/Unsplash

Electric Twin raises funding to build synthetic audiences

12.2.2026 - UKTN

The startup develops AI models that simulate human behaviour and decision-making for research and product development. The new funding will support further growth and expansion.

Saifee Art/Unsplash

Radio Zamaneh keeps reporting on Iran from exile

12.2.2026 - Reuters Institute

The Reuters Institute explains how Radio Zamaneh combines diaspora networks, digital verification, and alternative communication channels to maintain independent reporting despite internet shutdowns.

imelenchon/MorgueFile

Mozart AI raises funding for AI music creation tools

11.2.2026 - Tech EU

Mozart AI has secured funding to further develop AI tools for music creation. The platform aims to support artists throughout the creative process while keeping creators at the centre.

Evorra

LoopMe audience data joins Evorra marketplace in Australia

11.2.2026 - ChannelLife Australia

LoopMe’s audience data has been integrated into the Evorra marketplace to enable more targeted and scalable campaigns. The collaboration strengthens the data-driven advertising ecosystem.

Het Rijksmuseum/Rawpixel

Dutch Journalism Festival returns to Deventer

9.2.2026 - Villamedia

The Dutch Journalism Festival will return to Deventer in 2026. The event brings together journalists, media professionals, and students to exchange knowledge and discuss the future of journalism.

Flares

Silvia Boccardi argues that journalism does not have to be neutral

2.2.2026 - YouTube (TEDx Talks)

In her TEDxMilano talk, Flares co-founder Silvia Boccardi explains why journalism does not have to be neutral to be trustworthy. She argues that objectivity is not the absence of perspective, but a method grounded in facts, verification, and transparency.

Büşranur Aydın/Pexels

Human Native acquisition signals a new content economy

27.1.2026 - Digiday

Cloudflare’s acquisition of Human Native highlights a shift toward models where publishers are better compensated for the use of their content in AI. It signals a potential new phase in the relationship between tech companies and media.

Jonathan Ramalho/Unsplash

The mission of Radio Zamaneh: Informing Iranians fairly

27.1.2026 - Monocle

This programme explores how Radio Zamaneh continues producing independent journalism for Iranian audiences from the Netherlands, despite press freedom limitations and censorship.

Turquoise Partners/Unsplash

Radio Zamaneh discusses press freedom and Iran on Dutch radio

24.1.2026 - NPO Radio 1

In De Publieke Tribune, Radio Zamaneh’s role as an independent news source for Iranians is discussed, as well as journalism under censorship and what it means to be exiled.

IStories

IStories founder Roman Anin stripped of Russian citizenship

22.1.2026 - International Consortium of Investigative Journalists

ICIJ reports that Roman Anin, founder of IStories, has been stripped of his Russian citizenship because of his journalism. The case highlights the escalating pressure on independent media in Russia.

beatsquares

beatsquares founder shares his vision for AI in journalism

21.1.2026 - Innovations- und Digitalagentur

René Bosch discusses the future role of AI in journalism. He argues that AI should make newsrooms more efficient while adapting quality journalism to different audiences and distribution channels.

Peoples Represented/First Draft Media

UNPO launches magazine with support from First Draft Media

20.1.2026 - Unrepresented Nations & Peoples Organisation

UNPO has launched Peoples Represented, a magazine amplifying stories from underrepresented communities. First Draft Media contributed to the magazine’s development and editorial approach.

Allan So/Pexels

Cloudflare is looking to expand fair AI data marketplace

19.1.2026 - BusinessCloud

Cloudflare has acquired Human Native to give creators and publishers greater control over how their content is used by AI. The acquisition reinforces the importance of transparent licensing models and fair compensation in the AI era.

Jonathan Ramalho/Unsplash

Internet shutdown in Iran circumvented with radio broadcasts

17.1.2026 - De Volkskrant

With internet access blocked in Iran, news platform Zamaneh is turning to alternative channels, including radio, to reach its audience. Operating from Amsterdam, the newsroom continues to provide independent information despite censorship.

Magnific.com

Radio Zamaneh keeps reporting during Iran’s crisis

16.1.2026 - NRC

NRC describes how Radio Zamaneh operates with a trusted network of sources and alternative communication methods to keep independent news flowing.

Stefano Valentino

Veronica supports European cross-border journalism grants

8.1.2026 - Journalismfund

With support from partners including Stichting Veronica, Journalismfund Europe provides grants for cross-border investigative journalism collaborations.

Google Deepmind/Unsplash

Accenture continues to grow and acquires Faculty for $1bn

6.1.2026 - Financial Times

This article explores the acquisition of Faculty by Accenture and how European AI startups continue to attract investment despite challenging market conditions. The trend reflects investor confidence in Europe’s growing technology ecosystem.

Sorina Vazelina

Projects supported in part by Stichting Veronica

1.1.2026 - Journalismfund

This page showcases journalism projects funded by Journalismfund Europe, made possible in part through the support of Stichting Veronica.

IStories

Roman Anin stripped of Russian citizenship over reporting

23.12.2025 - Novaya Gazeta

Prominent journalist Roman Anin has been stripped of Russian citizenship over alleged “false information.” The case highlights growing pressure on independent journalism in Russia.

Concerns over proposed restrictions to the Open Government Act

22.12.2025 - Open State Foundation

Open State Foundation and SPOON warn that proposed changes could limit access to government information. The position paper advocates for preserving transparency and accountability.

KOBU Agency/Unsplash

Belgian AI startup Wobby acquired by HCLSoftware

22.12.2025 - Capital Market

Antwerp-based Wobby, which develops AI-powered data analysis tools, is being acquired by HCLSoftware. The deal highlights growing demand for advanced data solutions across organisations.

Gabi Santana/Pexels

Trial of independent journalists begins in Azerbaijan

16.12.2025 - Meduza

Twelve journalists are on trial in a case linked to Meydan TV. The proceedings are seen as part of a broader crackdown on independent media.

cocoparisienne/Pixabay

An unexpected award for Tjeerd Royaards of Cartoon Movement

13.12.2025 - Trouw

Trouw speaks with Tjeerd Royaards about an award-winning political cartoon and his work as an artist. His own cartooning runs alongside his role as a driving force behind Cartoon Movement.

Tjeerd Royaards

Tjeerd Royaards wins the 2025 European Cartoon Award

13.12.2025 - European Cartoon Award

Cartoon Movement editor-in-chief Tjeerd Royaards wins the European Cartoon Award with a cartoon published in Trouw.

Forbidden Stories

‘If one reporter is killed, 50 other reporters will rise’

11.12.2025 - YouTube (FRANCE 24)

In this interview with FRANCE 24, Laurent Richard describes international collaboration as a deterrent for violence against journalists: killing one journalist only leads to more investigations and greater exposure.

Context.ro

Context.ro contributes to debate on modern media legislation

8.12.2025 - Moldpres

During a regional discussion on press freedom and media legislation, Context.ro is highlighted as an example of why strong legal protections are essential for independent journalism in Eastern Europe.

Fajrul Falah/Pixabay

Academics warn attacks on public broadcaster weaken democracy

6.12.2025 - AD

In an op-ed, academics argue that attacks on the public broadcaster can weaken democracy. They stress the importance of independent journalism.

Civitates

Europe must invest in democracy and independent journalism

1.12.2025 - Alliance Magazine

The article argues that democratic resilience in Europe is under increasing pressure and calls for greater investment in civil society and independent media.

Shrinath/Unsplash

Minitap raises funding to accelerate mobile app development

1.12.2025 - Tech Funding News

Minitap has raised funding to simplify and speed up mobile app development. The platform uses AI to help developers build applications more efficiently.

Startupbootcamp

Startupbootcamp ends its Dutch accelerator programmes

28.11.2025 - MT/Sprout

Startupbootcamp ends its Dutch programmes after organiser Ac-celerator is declared bankrupt. The article describes how longer exit timelines and declining corporate interest put pressure on the accelerator model.

Ronnie Overgoor/Unsplash

Foreign troll networks influence online debate around elections

25.11.2025 - RTL Nieuws

Research shows that foreign troll networks were active during Dutch elections. The findings raise concerns about the impact of disinformation on public discourse.

Mensagem de Lisboa

Journalism moves to the stage through performance

24.11.2025 - The Fix Media

More newsrooms are experimenting with bringing journalism to the stage. The article explores how performance creates new ways to engage audiences.

Graficon Stuff/Unsplash

Netherlands to host global investigative journalism conference

23.11.2025 - Global Investigative Journalism Network

In 2027, the VVOJ will host the Global Investigative Journalism Conference in the Netherlands. The event brings together journalists from around the world to share knowledge and experience.

Rawpixel

Abel joins Simon & Schuster / VBK to speed up international growth

7.11.2025 - Emerce

Audio studio Abel has been acquired by Simon & Schuster / VBK and will continue operating as an independent brand within the publishing group. The acquisition provides Abel with access to a global distribution network.

Vincent de Groot/Red Pers

New cohort of journalists starts Red Pers talent programme

4.11.2025 - Villamedia

A new group of young journalists has joined the Red Pers talent programme. The initiative focuses on developing journalistic skills and supporting emerging talent.

Urban Journalism Network

Apache investigates housing affordability for essential workers

27.10.2025 - Urban Journalism

Apache led the Belgian investigation for The Housing Games, combining local reporting with data analysis to examine how nurses, teachers, and other essential workers are increasingly priced out of Brussels’ housing market.

Jakob Owens/Unsplash

Wonder Studios raises funding for AI-powered film production

23.10.2025 - Startups Magazine

Wonder Studios has secured new funding to expand its AI-native production model for the entertainment industry. The company aims to make creative workflows more efficient through artificial intelligence.

Yaroslav Shuraev/Pexels

Wonder Studios raises funding to bring AI to Hollywood

23.10.2025 - Business Insider

With new funding, Wonder Studios aims to integrate AI technology into film and content production. The company focuses on transforming creative workflows in the entertainment industry.

Vilius Kukanauskas/Pixabay

AI-driven creative studio raises $12 million for content development

23.10.2025 - The Wall Street Journal

The studio, backed by OpenAI executives, aims to use AI to develop new forms of content production. The funding will support growth and collaboration within the entertainment industry.

Paul Einerhand/Unsplash

Unit1 Studio launches next-generation virtual events platform

22.10.2025 - MusicWeek

Unit1 Studio has launched a new initiative to unlock the potential of virtual concerts and digital entertainment experiences. The project uses emerging technology to connect artists and audiences in new ways.

Peter Herrmann/Unsplash

New platform highlights protection of press freedom

21.10.2025 - Villamedia

With the launch of Persvrijheid.nl, attention is drawn to the position and protection of journalists. The platform brings together information and initiatives related to press freedom.

European Parliament

Solomon investigation wins European journalism prize

21.10.2025 - European Parliament

The cross-border investigation involving Solomon into Russia’s shadow fleet has won the Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism.

Rezasaad/Unsplash

Exiled journalists seek opportunities in Dutch media

20.10.2025 - De Volkskrant

Exiled journalists are looking to continue their work in the Netherlands but face barriers to entering the sector. The article highlights the importance of inclusion and making use of available talent.

OCCRP

OCCRP receives Maria Ressa Prize for Investigative Journalism

8.10.2025 - Philip Merrill College of Journalism

OCCRP has received the Maria Ressa Prize for Courage in Investigative Journalism in recognition of its global investigations into corruption and abuse of power. The award highlights courageous reporting and cross-border collaboration.