Russia’s Convict Army Reuters tracked down and interviewed five Russian prisoners who fought in Ukraine in return for freedom. They gave the most detailed insider account yet of Wagner's convict army. Full Story March 16, 2023
Death by the Dose A known toxin lurked in syrup taken by children in Gambia. Doctors faced a fight to prove it. India, where the syrups were made, denies a connection. Full Story March 10, 2023
Brain Teaser Elon Musk says his brain-chip company will make the paralyzed walk and the blind see. But Neuralink still struggles to secure clinical-trial approval. Full Story March 02, 2023
Lost Soles A Reuters investigation found some shoes meant for recycling in Singapore ended up in shops in Indonesia, where it is illegal to import second-hand clothing. Full Story February 25, 2023
Narcos Inc Scandal has dogged ex-soccer great Cuauhtémoc Blanco, a rising political star in Mexico. He has a key backer: Mexico’s president. Full Story February 03, 2023
A Russian graveyard reveals Wagner’s prisoner army A rapidly expanding cemetery in a southern Russian village offers insight into the convicts who are fighting - and dying - for the secretive mercenary army of Wagner Group. Full Story January 26, 2023
Agents of Influence In Germany some are clamouring for a change in course on Ukraine. Key figures in the campaign have links to the Russian state or far right, a Reuters investigation has found. Full Story January 03, 2023
Legal Exodus Hong Kong's human rights lawyers are fleeing abroad amid an effort to cleanse the city of dissent. The pressure is part of a wider crackdown. Full Story December 29, 2022
Uneasy Allies The U.S. and UK face a dilemma in Nigeria: How to support the government's war on insurgents while holding the military to account for human rights abuses. Full Story December 28, 2022
The Lawyer Machine Politics | Stefanie Lambert faces potential disbarment and a criminal probe related to her legal work for the election-denial movement. Full Story December 23, 2022
Youth in Transition Understanding why people quit treatment is key to improving it, especially for minors seeking to transition, experts say. Researchers rarely touch the subject. Full Story December 22, 2022
The Professor Machine Politics | David Clements fumed over his ‘woke’ university’s condemnation of the U.S. Capitol riot. Now he’s an evangelist for false theories about rigged voting machines. Full Story December 21, 2022
The Programmer Machine Politics | Pro-Trump conspiracy theories about vote-flipping supercomputers can be traced back to a computer programmer with a history of telling tall tales. Full Story December 20, 2022
Undocumented and Underage A Reuters investigation found child workers throughout Hyundai and Kia's supply chain in Alabama. State and federal authorities are probing their suppliers. Full Story December 16, 2022
Youth in Transition A care overhaul for transgender minors is exacerbating bottlenecks in England, adding to years-long treatment delays. Full Story December 15, 2022
A War on Women Enslaved by Boko Haram. Coerced into an abortion. Two children dead. The ordeal of Aisha shows how women's lives are a battlefield in Nigeria’s brutal war. Full Story December 14, 2022
Editor's pick The Hot List Reuters ranks the world’s most influential climate scientists – and takes you inside the lives of six remarkable researchers. Full Story
Editor's pick Myanmar Burning Read our award-winning coverage of the expulsion of the Rohingya from Myanmar, including the investigation that landed reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo in prison. Full Story
Editor's pick 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
