
Reckon you know who’s running Europe? Think again. Every week, we dive into a Follow the Money investigation exposing the continent’s hidden powerbrokers: from deceiving companies and influential lobbyists to corrupt politicians and financial fraudsters. Tune into our podcast and join our journalists as they reveal how they uncovered the truth and held power to account.Presented by Emma du Chatini... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | a year ago |
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The controversial US company Palantir supplies crucial software to intelligence services, armies and police forces in Europe. European governments are growing nervous about the US firm. Meanwhile, European investors have scaled up their investment in... more
When Portuguese investigators looked into a suspicious smartphone trader, they thought they were dealing with an €80 million VAT fraud case. But that small-town raid soon grew into one of Europe’s biggest VAT fraud investigations, involving thousands... more
When the EU passed its corporate sustainability legislation in 2023, it was hailed as a game-changer for holding companies accountable for abuses in their supply chains. But the law was quickly diluted after industry lobbying. Journalist Hans Wetzels... more
The Iran war has upended oil and gas markets and disrupted global supply chains. But the fallout may affect something more fundamental: the price of food. Journalists Ties Gijzel, Remy Koens, and Jan Daalder found that investors have bet billions on ... more
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A hard-hitting investigative program that exposes Europe's hidden power brokers, from corporate lobbyists and political influence to regulatory push and financial maneuvering. Across episodes, the show investigates topics like emissions scandals, carbon markets, and cross-border lobbying, often featuring in-depth conversations with investigative journalists, policy analysts, and subject-matter experts. Listeners can expect rigorous reporting, archival documents, and nuanced discussions about accountability, governance, and the practical effects of policy on everyday life. A notable strength is its ability to connect niche investigations to broader political and economic consequences, while maintaining clear, accessible storytelling that hel... more
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