22.07.2026
Big Food vs. The People
We expose Big Food’s 239 lawsuits against life-saving policies
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Investigations
29.06.2026
Inside the secret network fueling Sudan's war
Lighthouse Reports travelled to Eastern Libya to expose the UAE supported RSF network of military training camps that enabled them to continue their war in Sudan.
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27.05.2026
Big Food vs The People - Colombia
Lifting the veil on the unhealthy food lobby in Colombia
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14.05.2026
No Exit from El Fasher
“No Exit from El Fasher” is an intimate look at the survival of civilians who lived through an unimaginable monthslong siege and final dayslong assault on the Sudanese city of El Fasher in North Darfur.
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04.05.2026
Hiding Behind AI
How Kenya Used a Predictive Algorithm to Transfer Health Costs onto the Poorest
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15.10.2025
Hunted by the Taliban
While the US and others roll back protections for Afghans, new evidence shows the scale of ongoing reprisal killings, belying the Taliban’s claim of an amnesty for former soldiers.
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14.10.2025
Surveillance Secrets
Trove of surveillance data challenges what we thought we knew about location tracking tools, who they target and how far they have spread
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16.09.2025
“They hit us and watched us drown”
French police cause dozens of drownings with violent tactics against small boats trying to reach overseas territory Mayotte. Similar tactics are being proposed for the Channel.
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11.09.2025
Syria’s Stolen Children
Under the Assad regime, hundreds of Syrian children were hidden in orphanages to extort their parents. Families still have few answers from the new government or the international charity that kept it a secret for years.
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16.06.2025
Two Factor Insecurity
How Google, Amazon, Meta and thousands of other companies leave customers vulnerable over one-time codes to save time and money
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20.05.2025
Forest Fraud: National Greenwashing Program
Satellite imagery analysis and inside sources reveal deforestation and questionable commodities across the Philippines’ national greening program
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11.10.2024
Turkey’s EU-funded deportation machine
The EU has funnelled hundreds of millions of euros into a shadowy deportation system operating just outside its borders in Turkey. Syrian and Afghan refugees have been detained, abused and even killed as a result
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09.09.2024
The Kutum massacre
Previously unpublished execution videos link leaders of the Sudanese RSF militia to ethnic massacres in the Western region of Darfur.
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21.05.2024
Desert Dumps
Europe supports, finances and is directly involved in clandestine operations in North African countries to dump tens of thousands of Black people in the desert or remote areas each year to prevent them from coming to the EU.
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23.05.2024
Farmers Protest, Who Gains?
Angry farmers seized the political agenda across Europe but how many of their actual demands reached the negotiating table? We profile the power brokers who turned protests to their advantage
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18.04.2024
Brain waste
Analysis of data previously unavailable to journalists reveals exclusion of skilled migrants from the jobs Europe most needs to fill to prevent economic decline
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19.02.2024
Great British Betrayal
The UK has turned away hundreds of Afghan commandos paid and trained by the British military. Some had complained about or say they witnessed war crimes by the same UK forces who were given veto power over their applications, with insiders warning of a conflict of interest.
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10.10.2023
The West’s Next Plastics Dump
As Southeast Asia bans plastic waste imports, rich countries are offloading their plastic waste in even more vulnerable places – where citizens are too afraid to say no.
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23.10.2023
Animal welfare wrecked
How an increasingly assertive meat industry helped derail a historic democratic demand to improve animal welfare standards in the EU
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23.09.2023
Left for Dead
Left Behind: Afghans who worked for Dutch-funded NGOs were told they’d be evacuated to safety, but a shift in policy left them to face the wrath of the Taliban – with consequences that have proven deadly
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29.06.2023
Europe’s Potemkin Lobby
Powerful European farming lobby Copa-Cogeca is losing legitimacy even as it stymies the EU’s green agenda and hoovers up public funds
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22.07.2026
Big Food vs. The People
We expose Big Food’s 239 lawsuits against life-saving policies
Published with
29.06.2026
Inside the secret network fueling Sudan's war
Lighthouse Reports travelled to Eastern Libya to expose the UAE supported RSF network of military training camps that enabled them to continue their war in Sudan.
Published with
27.05.2026
Big Food vs The People - Colombia
Lifting the veil on the unhealthy food lobby in Colombia
Published with
14.05.2026
No Exit from El Fasher
“No Exit from El Fasher” is an intimate look at the survival of civilians who lived through an unimaginable monthslong siege and final dayslong assault on the Sudanese city of El Fasher in North Darfur.
Published with
04.05.2026
Hiding Behind AI
How Kenya Used a Predictive Algorithm to Transfer Health Costs onto the Poorest
Published with
15.10.2025
Hunted by the Taliban
While the US and others roll back protections for Afghans, new evidence shows the scale of ongoing reprisal killings, belying the Taliban’s claim of an amnesty for former soldiers.
Published with
14.10.2025
Surveillance Secrets
Trove of surveillance data challenges what we thought we knew about location tracking tools, who they target and how far they have spread
Published with
16.09.2025
“They hit us and watched us drown”
French police cause dozens of drownings with violent tactics against small boats trying to reach overseas territory Mayotte. Similar tactics are being proposed for the Channel.
Published with
11.09.2025
Syria’s Stolen Children
Under the Assad regime, hundreds of Syrian children were hidden in orphanages to extort their parents. Families still have few answers from the new government or the international charity that kept it a secret for years.
Published with
16.06.2025
Two Factor Insecurity
How Google, Amazon, Meta and thousands of other companies leave customers vulnerable over one-time codes to save time and money
Published with
20.05.2025
Forest Fraud: National Greenwashing Program
Satellite imagery analysis and inside sources reveal deforestation and questionable commodities across the Philippines’ national greening program
Published with
11.10.2024
Turkey’s EU-funded deportation machine
The EU has funnelled hundreds of millions of euros into a shadowy deportation system operating just outside its borders in Turkey. Syrian and Afghan refugees have been detained, abused and even killed as a result
Published with
09.09.2024
The Kutum massacre
Previously unpublished execution videos link leaders of the Sudanese RSF militia to ethnic massacres in the Western region of Darfur.
Published with
21.05.2024
Desert Dumps
Europe supports, finances and is directly involved in clandestine operations in North African countries to dump tens of thousands of Black people in the desert or remote areas each year to prevent them from coming to the EU.
Published with
23.05.2024
Farmers Protest, Who Gains?
Angry farmers seized the political agenda across Europe but how many of their actual demands reached the negotiating table? We profile the power brokers who turned protests to their advantage
Published with
18.04.2024
Brain waste
Analysis of data previously unavailable to journalists reveals exclusion of skilled migrants from the jobs Europe most needs to fill to prevent economic decline
Published with
19.02.2024
Great British Betrayal
The UK has turned away hundreds of Afghan commandos paid and trained by the British military. Some had complained about or say they witnessed war crimes by the same UK forces who were given veto power over their applications, with insiders warning of a conflict of interest.
Published with
10.10.2023
The West’s Next Plastics Dump
As Southeast Asia bans plastic waste imports, rich countries are offloading their plastic waste in even more vulnerable places – where citizens are too afraid to say no.
Published with
23.10.2023
Animal welfare wrecked
How an increasingly assertive meat industry helped derail a historic democratic demand to improve animal welfare standards in the EU
Published with
23.09.2023
Left for Dead
Left Behind: Afghans who worked for Dutch-funded NGOs were told they’d be evacuated to safety, but a shift in policy left them to face the wrath of the Taliban – with consequences that have proven deadly
Published with
29.06.2023
Europe’s Potemkin Lobby
Powerful European farming lobby Copa-Cogeca is losing legitimacy even as it stymies the EU’s green agenda and hoovers up public funds
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