At the Bureau, we’re no stranger to legal letters or threatening lawsuits. Exposing the food giants cutting down the Amazon or the private spies helping oligarchs battle each other in the courts isn’t ...

Undercover recording reveals Melanie Gill berating ‘completely biased’ judges who have bought into ‘radical feminism’ ...

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The White House’s latest move doesn’t just encourage financial crime in the US – it encourages the acceptance of it everywhere else ...

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An investigation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism has revealed serious concerns about poor-quality brands of a particular cancer drug spreading around the world. The drug, called asparaginase ...

What are we investigating and why does it matter? Climate change is the greatest challenge of the 21st century, and extreme weather events, environmental devastation and pollution are felt in ...

Shining a light on the US's murky military campaigns, aiming to increase accountability and highlight the impact on civilians The Bureau's investigation into the 2012 Marikana massacre in South Africa ...

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Rob is a writer and editor with more than ten years’ experience of specialising in environment and development. Prior to joining TBIJ, he was an editor at China Dialogue, where he commissioned ...