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A new report by ARTICLE 19 traces how China’s targeting of protesters has evolved since the Tiananmen Square massacre into part of a sophisticated transnational repression campaign using harassment, violence and surveillance. ARTICLE 19, a freedom of expression advocacy organization, documented heightened transnational repression during state visits, echoing the findings of ICIJ’s China Targets investigation. Read more: https://www.icij.org/inside-icij/2025/06/new-report-details-beijings-targeting-of-protestors-abroad/?utm_campaign=news&utm_medium=social&utm_source=whatsapp
Cypriot tax authorities said it was “not possible” to recover 14 million euros in debt from an alleged tax-dodging scheme involving billionaire Roman Abramovich's luxury superyachts because the company was shuttered a year ago. Read the story: buff.ly/dnkKKxG
Less than a year after a cargo ship and its crew were abandoned off the coast of the United Arab Emirates, the Med Sea Eagle delivered military equipment to a Libyan strongman, leaked documents reviewed by ICIJ reveal. Read the story: https://buff.ly/LXHML7Q
ICIJ reporter Nicole Sadek today won the prestigious Livingston Award for International Reporting. “The Lost Village,” her story published as part of ICIJ's 2024 Caspian Cabals investigation, drew attention to overlooked Kazakh communities harmed by the international oil industry. The award is known as the “Pulitzer for the Young” honor outstanding journalists under 35. Judges praised the “tenacity and sensitivity” of Sadek’s investigation. Learn more: https://buff.ly/3CZOthX
ICYMI: Join our China Targets LIVE conversation tomorrow! Hear from Scilla Alecci, the investigation's lead reporter and ICIJ’s Asia and Western Europe coordinator, and Jelena Cosic, ICIJ’s training manager and coordinator for Eastern Europe. Sign up for your free spot here: https://bit.ly/4jGfTHL
Leaked documents shared with ICIJ reveal oil-rich Equatorial Guinea awarded Portuguese construction giant Zagope $1 billion in contracts as part of a splurge on lavish infrastructure projects. The firm channeled millions to a company belonging to the dictator’s eldest son. Read more: https://buff.ly/itv7USs
For nearly two decades, businessman Douglas Edelman created a near-invisible corporate empire that received more than $7 billion in defense contracts. Last week, he pleaded guilty in what DOJ described as one of the largest tax evasion prosecutions in U.S. history. Read more: https://buff.ly/X8Nn4nw
Two days before Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to Malaysia in April, police arrested over 70 Falun Gong practitioners and allegedly held them until after Xi left the country, echoing a pattern of detention identified by ICIJ's latest investigation China Targets. Read more: https://buff.ly/Km1hrdD
ICIJ has won the TRACE Prize for Investigative Reporting for Caspian Cabals, an investigation exposing how Western oil companies ignored corruption risks and cost blow-outs to secure their stakes in the critical Caspian pipeline. Learn more: https://buff.ly/bIG4yoG
Have you lost money to a cryptocurrency fraud scheme? We're interested in talking to you for a story about cryptocurrency platforms being used by scammers and other criminals. Please get in touch with ICIJ reporter Spencer Woodman via email: [email protected] And if you want share sensitive information about crypto scams (or anything else), you can do so through ICIJ's secure channels: buff.ly/eoP7uZH