From fake birth certificates to rooftop antennas, Argentine investigative journalist Hugo Alconada Mon traced how Moscow embedded two spies in Buenos Aires for over a decade — and what their story reveals about how intelligence agencies operate worldwide.
UN sanctions have returned, but will they break the covert web of shell firms and tankers that three Iranian brothers built to keep cash pouring into the regime’s nuclear and military programs?
We bring the latest on our investigation into Russia’s shadow fleet, fronted by Azerbaijani traders Etibar Eyyub and Tahir Garayev. Since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the pair — operating through shell company Coral Energy — have helped keep the Kremlin’s oil revenues flowing.
As U.S. warships circle Venezuelan waters and a $50 million bounty hangs over Nicolás Maduro’s head, the world is watching to see if military pressure can crack one of Latin America’s most entrenched authoritarian regimes.
European countries are threatening to reimpose sanctions on Iran. Tehran's illicit oil tankers have been fueling nuclear ambitions and terrorism, using ship-to-ship transfers, fake flags, and Chinese buyers to skirt sanctions.
1,500+ U.S. personnel suffered brain injuries from invisible attacks. Now we have the brain scans, the science, and evidence the attacks stopped when Russia invaded Ukraine. The official verdict was wrong—this investigation isn’t over.
Whale Hunting is back where our story began: Havana Syndrome. Forget the “case closed” headlines—our new Expedition digs into classified science, hidden witnesses, and a weapon that may still be in play. Follow the evidence and join the hunt.
