Khmer Riche

Cambodia’s ruling elite are patriots who would never hide money abroad, says the country's leader, Hun Sen. But a Reuters investigation shows that Hun Sen’s relatives and allies have overseas assets worth millions of dollars, and some have bought themselves European citizenship. Full Story

October 16, 2019

The Hong Kong Front

There are now up to 12,000 Chinese troops in Hong Kong, diplomats tell Reuters. Among them are members of an anti-riot force answering directly to Xi Jinping. Full Story

September 30, 2019

The Climate Hunters

Three young women race to defuse a carbon bomb in the Arctic, the fastest-warming place on the planet. Full Story

September 20, 2019

Hidden Injustice

Lawsuits claim baldness drug Propecia causes sexual problems and depression. The judge sealed evidence – uncovered by Reuters – suggesting the maker downplayed risks. A widow wants the truth out. Full Story

September 11, 2019

An Improbable Journey

For decades, Jeremy Corbyn was among the EU’s strongest critics. Today, he is the last line of defence against Britain leaving the bloc on Oct. 31 without a withdrawal agreement. Full Story

September 09, 2019

Jail Deaths & Politics

The Savannah jail’s experience echoes a national trend: As more jails turn to private vendors, suicides continue and oversight remains scant. Full Story

September 04, 2019

The Cuba Connection

Imposing surveillance, fear and repression, Cuba helped Venezuela revamp its armed forces and military intelligence service. Reuters reveals how two agreements, undisclosed since 2008, let Havana remake Venezuela's security apparatus. Full Story

August 22, 2019

Rudderless Rebellion

Chanting slogans like 'Hong Kong is not China,' young protesters in the financial hub are challenging Beijing. Their leaderless structure is frustrating authorities. Full Story

August 16, 2019

Power Play

Behind the scenes, President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi's closest advisers reworked the constitution to prolong his presidency and tighten his grip on power. Full Story

August 01, 2019

Rough Justice

Since Sisi came to power, there has been a threefold rise in the number of death sentences handed down by Egypt's courts and at least 179 people have been executed. Families and lawyers say prisoners are being tortured into confession. Full Story

July 31, 2019

Trump’s Science War

The Trump administration wants to disband a panel of national security advisors known as Jason, the latest U.S. crackdown on science. Full Story

July 30, 2019

A Cloudspotters’ Guide to Climate Change

A group of cloud lovers gathers on an idyllic island, even as scientists raise questions about clouds’ role in warming the Earth. Full Story

New Gold Rush

High gold prices and cheap equipment are luring millions in Africa to wildcat mines that feed, and slowly poison them Full Story

July 24, 2019

Tips

Editor's pick

Ambushed at Home

The hazardous, squalid housing of American military families. Full Story

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Ocean Shock

The climate crisis beneath the waves. Full Story

October 30, 2018

Editor's pick

The Soccer Files

Inside the world of soccer. Thousands of #FootballLeaks documents shed light on the finances of top clubs and star players. Full Story

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Duterte’s War

Read the Reuters series that has won the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for international reporting: Inside the bloody drug crackdown in the Philippines. Full Story