Resources and mindset: How the European Data Journalism Network keeps 33 members active
The network collaborates on data investigations which are then free to republish. Federico Caruso, the impact and syndication officer, explains their workflow.
Puppy trade increases risk of rabies in Western Europe
Ordering a puppy online and having it delivered to your door has become a common practice since the Covid-19 pandemic. Yet this trade in cute animals brings significant risks, Paolo Zucca, lead partner of the EU Biocrime project, told Apache.
Too vulnerable: War in Ukraine torments refugee youth
More mental health support is needed for the tens of thousands of Ukrainian kids living as refugees in Poland and Romania. Many are facing uncertainty, anxiety and fear due to their immigration status, while others are experiencing war-related trauma.
Staying in a country others choose to leave
This is a story about daily challenges of young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia, doing their best to stay in the towns that their fellow citizens leave in droves.
Bogatynia: Residents believe in Turów mine’s successful future
Turów power station produces about 7% of Poland’s energy and employs 3.5 thousand people. Yet, in recent years it became a matter of dispute between Poland and Czechia over environmental consequences of the plant and nearby lignite mine’s operation.
