A Smuggler’s Tale
The story of five Iraqis who ended up dead in a van by the side of an Austrian highway, in the words of the man who led them there. Full Story
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The Czarlings
Next generation Russia: How the children of President Vladimir Putin and the elite close to him are gaining influence and wealth. Full Story
Rotten Prospects
Greek children now have some of the worst dental health in Europe. That could be storing up more problems for the future. Full Story
The Long Arm of China
Part 3: Beijing controls a radio network sending pro-China news around the world. But Beijing’s not broadcasting that fact. Full Story
Braking the Rules
The little-known Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs can delay, rewrite or kill new federal regulations, as the case of rearview cameras in cars shows. Full Story
Lawyers in Jail
In his fight against Islamists, Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has a new target: the attorneys who defend them. Full Story
Crisis in Iraq
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi came to office a year ago promising to rebuild Iraq. But power has steadily leaked to Shi'ite militia leaders. Full Story
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The Echo Chamber
A handful of lawyers dominate the business of appealing and arguing cases at the Supreme Court, Reuters finds, primarily for the benefit of corporate America. Full Story
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Water’s Edge
Combining original data analysis with deep political reporting, Reuters explains how rising seas are not a future threat but a reality in the U.S. and round the world. Full Story
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Comrade Capitalism
How a well-connected elite around Russian President Vladimir Putin enriches itself by tapping into state spending - and then deftly hiding its tracks. Full Story