For years, Germany was a soft target for Russian spies. Things are changing fast.
The case of an alleged Russian mole inside Germany’s intelligence service has raised alarms in Berlin, where Russia has long spied aggressively and may have assassinated a foe.
Superyacht struggle: Is Hong Kong now safe harbor for sanctioned Russians?
Hong Kong’s leader, John Lee, said Tuesday that the city had no legal basis to act on a Russian oligarch’s superyacht in the city.
First Russia, now China? Europe doesn’t appear ready to ‘decouple’ from Beijing just yet
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz was the first leader of a Group of 7 nations to visit China since the start of the pandemic.
Beijing locks itself down as a wave of cases and uncertainty follows ‘zero Covid’ retreat
"More than half of my colleagues have Covid right now," one Beijing resident told NBC News of the virus surging through the capital of the world’s most populous country.
Climate activists are disproportionately often put into police custody
For this piece, a colleague and I tracked down people affected by a new police custody rule. We used FOIA and parliamentary inquiries to compile a complete list of cases spanning several years, and were able to show that the law was primarily used against climate activists.
Influencers in uniform: The German police goes viral
For this first-of-its-kind data analysis, my colleagues and I examined more than 100 Twitter accounts by German police. The Bavarian Journalist Association awarded it second place in its Price for Press Freedom. It also received the extra prize of the jury from the Surveillance Studies Network.
My daughter's computer is a treasure trove of memories
In one of my favorite interviews, I spoke to a woman whose teenage daughter died by suicide. It’s a thoughtful piece about digital mourning and the mother's perspective on Germany’s strict privacy laws.