THE GP CRISIS has worsened over the past decade as a surge in population was not matched by an equivalent increase in doctors. That was one of the main findings of a cross-border investigation published by The Journal Investigates last week. Readers contacted us from cities and villages across Ireland following our report to tell
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A surge in population hasn't been matched with an increase in GPs.
Central and Eastern European countries are experiencing winters characterized by significant losses in snow covers. Analyzing the issue by looking at satellite images may help us in finding patterns and in getting a better understanding of what less snow can imply in these regions.
Building the dataset is the first, indispensable step to take when setting up a new investigation, especially if the topic is new and not really well-covered. Starting from the experience they got by carrying out their cross-border investigation The non-voter time bomb, our partners from Divergente are now sharing the lessons they learnt to help
Who pocketed the €750 billion from the European recovery plan? Without traceability of funds and uniform auditing standards, the risk of fraud is high.
Growing number signs, including the complete lack of progress in the realization of the infrastructural investments planned under Hungary’s RRF program and no visible progress in the interlocked rule-of-law conditionality super milestones, point to the conclusion that Viktor Orbán’s government gave up on using and developing Hungary through the earmarked EU grants and loans.
France's Banque Publique d'Investissement; the Spanish rail network operator Adif; and Rete Ferroviaria Italian, its Italian equivalent – these are just three examples of the entities that have received the most funding from the EU’s post-Covid Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF). Who comes next? We now know the 100 biggest beneficiaries of the RRF
Where did the €750 billion of Europe's post-Covid stimulus go? With time running short before the 2026 deadline, some EU countries may have made unwise spending choices.
Of the €750 billion in grants and subsidies made available by the NextGenerationEU programme, much has yet to reach its destination. For some EU countries the delays will have serious consequences.
