


Devastating Supply Chains
The German federal government is lobbying in Brussels for a restriction of the liability rules in the EU Supply Chain Act – seemingly under pressure from the Free Democratic Party (FDP) and industry. This has been revealed by investigations by CORRECTIV and Frontal. The example of natural rubber shows how demand in Europe drives deforestation and displacement in Africa.

Charcoal: Somalia’s burning issue
In Somalia, terrorists and parts of the state profit from the charcoal trade, according to those involved – a trade which is harmful to both nature and the population

The Amazon machine
Amazon sends millions of parcels before Christmas in Germany. Powering the logistics giant is a system built on pressure and surveillance.

The Gazprom-Lobby
How Russia enlisted German politicians, business leaders and lawyers to ensure German dependence on Russian gas.

Lawsuit Against Former Pope Benedict in Abuse Scandal
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI. may have to stand trial in a secular court over an abuse scandal in the Catholic Church.

The European network of corona-deniers
Since the beginning of the pandemic, corona-deniers have been trying to build an international network. But how well connected are they really ?

Barriers to abortion in Germany
Humiliation, lack of information and denied aftercare: Hundreds share their experiences getting an abortion in Germany

Sanctions Tracker – Live monitoring of all sanctions against Russia
Sanctions are the main weapon of the West in the Ukraine conflict. But their effectiveness remains an open question. We’re providing daily updates on which embargoes are imposed on whom and answering your most important questions.

CumEx Files 2.0 – The outrageous tax fraud goes on
It’s the biggest tax heist in history. Three years after publishing the first CumEx Files, an international media collaboration led by CORRECTIV exposes how taxpayers worldwide were cheated out of €150 billion. An insider reports on cross-border deals, financial experts warn of continued tax fraud and authorities refuse responsibility.

CumEx Files 2.0: How did we calculate €150 billion in tax loss?
The new CumEx Files investigation reveals that the tax damage is significantly greater than previously thought: €150 billion. This is how we estimated the sum of the massive fraud.
