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BRUSSELS – Benelux Secretary General Frans Weekers calls for a EU-wide ban on the export of toxic fuels, in connection to the investigation supported by Journalismfund's Environmental Investigative Journalism grant programme.

LONDON/BRUSSELS - Today, Journalismfund Europe opens a second round of applications for its Fossil Fuel Grants Programme. The programme supports cross-border investigative journalism that scrutinises the activities of the European fossil fuel industry and its proxies across the globe.

ROME - A grantee of the Local Cross-border Journalism grant programme, Ludovica Jona Lasinio, spoke at the Human Rights Italian Parliamentary Commission yesterday to discuss her findings as a follow-up of the team's investigative project The Business of Madness.

BRUSSELS – On 22 January, 2025, 94 European NGOs sent a letter to EU president von der Leyen based on the"Forever Lobbying Project" findings – this investigation by more than 30 media outlets was released last week.

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LONDON – A team from Imperial College, University of London developed what is thought to be the first prototype for a sensor that can detect asbestos in water. They were following up on a cross-border environmental journalistic investigation.

LOS ANGELES - Kinshuk Surjan's debut documentary film Marching in the Dark is under consideration in the category Best Documentary Feature for the 97th Academy Awards next year.

BRUSSELS – Grantees Gabriela Ramírez and Tina Xu, who worked on Journalismfund Europe's granted project The Border Graves, received an award from the European Union's flagship journalism award.

A court case in Namibia is opened as an outcome of a 2019 investigation published by Oxpeckers and supported by Journalismfund Europe Money Trail grant programme and the OCCRP.