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Tom Bolsius

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I am working on international collaborations for the Dutch platform for investigative journalism Follow the Money (ftm.nl/ftm.eu). (And I will likely share thoughts regarding AFC Ajax.)

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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 05/09/2026
Did you share your travels on Polarsteps this summer? If so, you might have shared more than you realised … FTM found that the popular travel app exposes enough data to track users, sometimes to within a metre. We also tracked 30+ military personnel to their bases, missions, and even back home.
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Travel app Polarsteps lets people spy on soldiers
Dozens of military personnel from the United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands and other countries can be tracked down to the meter via Polarsteps, a popular travel app. Even when they didn’t use th...
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Tom Bolsius @tombolsius.bsky.social · 27/07/2026
“Hij laat weten zich te willen richten op nieuwe bedrijven op het gebied van kunstmatige intelligentie.” Blijkt het dus toch al die tijd een VR-bril te zijn
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 23/07/2026
How did Shell make $6.2 billion through an office with just 37 employees? Leaked financial reports and research by SOMO reveal how the oil giant shifted profits through the Bahamas and other tax havens, potentially depriving countries of billions in tax revenue.
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Shell shifted billions in profits to tax havens, leaked files reveal
Leaked financial reports show how Shell moved profits through tax havens such as the Bahamas and Switzerland – potentially depriving developing nations of hundreds of millions of euros. While some of ...
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Follow the Money @ftm.nl · 18/07/2026
De ontknoping van het WK is morgen pas, maar de FIFA ligt nu al flink onder vuur. Na ophef over banden met Donald Trump riskeert de FIFA vervolging voor het betalen van 1,2 miljoen dollar aan Russische clubs die te maken kregen met sancties. Durft de FIFA dezelfde overtreding opnieuw te maken?
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FIFA betaalt Russische clubs en riskeert straf­rechtelijke vervolging voor negeren sancties
Na het WK in Qatar kende de FIFA geld toe aan Russische voetbalclubs. De internationale voetbalfederatie riskeert hiermee strafvervolging voor het overtreden van Europese, Zwitserse en Amerikaanse san...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 18/07/2026
Is FIFA heading for a red card? After controversy over its ties to Donald Trump, FIFA now risks scrutiny over $1.2 million sent to Russian clubs linked to sanctioned entities. With another round of payments approaching, will it repeat the same foul? Read the full article: www.ftm.eu/articles/fif...
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Tom Bolsius @tombolsius.bsky.social · 07/07/2026
Vaccin?
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Follow the Money @ftm.nl · 09/06/2026
Het gebeurt niet elke dag dat je videobelt met Russische huursoldaten. Maar FTM deed het. Deze oud-militairen zetten alles op alles om gesanctioneerde tankers vol Russische olie door de Europese zeeën – inclusief de Noordzee – te loodsen. Hoe gingen ze te werk? #TheShadowFleetMercenaries
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Deze huursoldaten bewaken Russische olietankers – en vertellen FTM hoe ze dat doen
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 09/06/2026
Russia’s shadow fleet relies on a hidden workforce: former soldiers, intelligence operatives, and mercenaries. We identified 83 Russian security guards aboard oil tankers and spoke to some of the men helping protect the trade that funds Putin’s war in Ukraine.
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Russian mercenaries are protecting oil tankers – and are telling FTM how
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 10/05/2026
Karin Spaink, who shaped FTM’s international edition, had a gift for turning even the driest investigations into compelling reads. Shortly before her death, she reflected on writing and journalism: “If you want to explain something complicated, you have to do so in a very clear and accessible way.”
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‘Writing is my way of being, my love,’ says former FTM editor in farewell interview
As an editor at Follow the Money for seven years, Karin Spaink transformed even the driest articles into “sparkling champagne” and played an important role in the early years of FTM’s international ed...
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Tom Bolsius @tombolsius.bsky.social · 08/05/2026
Later als Doraatje groot is ga ik nog veel over Karin vertellen 🫶🏻
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 01/05/2026
Heineken claims to have withdrawn from Russia. But is that really the case? Not quite. It turns out the brewer still holds a stake in two Russian companies via a Mongolian beverage group, and says it wasn’t even aware of this.
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Heineken still present in Russia despite promises to withdraw
Heineken holds stakes in two Russian companies. The Dutch beverage giant earlier said it had completely left Russia following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 12/04/2026
All eyes are on Hungary as the country heads to the polls today. What happens if Viktor Orbán loses power after 16 years? Direkt36’s Patrik Galavits unpacks loyalty under the regime and what could come next. 🎧 Full podcast 'Who’s the man aiming to oust Orbán?': www.ftm.eu/articles/pod...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 11/04/2026
Hardly anyone knew about it, not even the shareholders. Yet Heineken quietly conducted business in Iran for years. The brewer introduced its “Islamic beer” in the very year that the United States tightened sanctions against Iran.
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Inside Heineken’s unusual investment in Iran – and why the brewer kept it quiet
International beer giant Heineken discreetly invested in an Iranian soft drinks company and maintained a presence in the Islamic Republic for more than seven years, Follow the Money can reveal. The br...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 12/04/2026
One minute he’s called a spy, the next a CIA agent. “Total nonsense”, says Hungarian investigative journalist Szabolcs Panyi. Still, Orbán’s government has threatened and wiretapped him. Follow the Money spoke to him about rising tensions in Hungary, in light of today's elections.
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Meet the investigative journalist ‘under Orbán’s skin’ on the eve of Hungary’s elections
Hungarian journalist Szabolcs Panyi uncovered explosive evidence that the country’s foreign minister had offered favours to the Kremlin. On the eve of hotly contested elections, the government respond...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 19/03/2026
If you save, invest, or pay into a pension in Europe, your money may be funding Palantir. The controversial US tech giant provides software for ICE migrant crackdowns and collaborates with the Israeli military. Despite this, major European financial firms have sharply increased their investments.
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European funders bet big on tech giant Palantir despite concerns over human rights and democracy
European investors are increasingly snapping up shares of tech giant Palantir, seemingly brushing aside mounting concerns and ongoing controversies surrounding the company.
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Alexander Fanta @alexfanta.bsky.social · 11/03/2026
A year ago, the Huaweigate scandal rocked Brussels. But the prosecution of MEPs allegedly involved has hit a few roadblocks - including an embarrassing mistake by Belgian authorities: www.ftm.eu/newsletters/...
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Huaweigate, one year on: the latest from the scandal that rocked Brussels
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 06/03/2026
War or not, Russia remains active on Europe’s football transfer market. Since the invasion of Ukraine, €277.2m in transfers have taken place between Russian and European clubs despite sanctions. The deals bring cash to Russian state-linked clubs and propaganda value for the regime.
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These are the top European football clubs doing deals with Russia in wartime
More than four years after Russia invaded Ukraine, European clubs continue to carry out multi-million-euro transfers with Russian teams. The deals offer Russian sides a vital financial lifeline – and ...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 28/02/2026
Big corporations. Big influence. An EU law meant to hold corporations accountable for human rights and environmental abuses in their supply chains (CS3D) has been heavily stripped back after pressure from a secret U.S. lobbying group of 11 multinationals, including ExxonMobil and Honeywell.
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‘Divide and conquer’: U.S. businesses bully Brussels into weakening supply chain rules
The EU’s flagship corporate sustainability law has been massively scaled back following industry pushback. Leaked documents shared with Follow the Money reveal how a secretive U.S. lobby piled pressur...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 03/02/2026
After Trump mocked a country he said “nobody had ever heard of”, the US imposed tariffs and cut most aid. Lesotho, the “denim capital of Africa”, built its economy on US exports. Now tens of thousands of jobs are at risk and an emergency has been declared.
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What a tiny African nation reveals about the harsh reality of Trump’s tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump imposed eye-watering tariffs on Lesotho and cut aid last year, plunging the small African nation into turmoil. Brussels and Beijing are now looking at ways to expand their ...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 30/01/2026
𝗪𝗲’𝗿𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗱𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗘𝘂𝗿𝗼𝗽𝗲𝗮𝗻 𝗷𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗻𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘀𝗺 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘅𝘁 𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹. 𝗔𝗿𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂? Follow the Money is hiring a Growth & Partnerships Manager (EU) to grow our award-winning investigative journalism. 📍 Amsterdam / Brussels | ⏱ 32h 📅 Apply by 22 Feb 2026 For more info and to apply, visit our website below 👇
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FTM is hiring a Growth & Partnerships Manager
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Tom Bolsius @tombolsius.bsky.social · 28/01/2026
Court rules Dutch state fails to protect the Caribbean island of Bonaire, part of the Netherlands, from climate change Greenpeace brought the case for residents. The court said Bonaire was treated differently from the European Netherlands, violating the ban on discrimination. 💣
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NRC @nrc.nl · 28/01/2026
Nederlandse staat beschermt inwoners van Bonaire onvoldoende tegen klimaatverandering
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Nederlandse staat beschermt inwoners van Bonaire onvoldoende tegen klimaatverandering
Greenpeace spande de zaak aan, namens de inwoners van Bonaire. De rechter bepaalde dat de staat de inwoners van Bonaire, in het Caribische deel van Nederland, anders heeft behandeld dan de inwoners van Europese Nederland – en daarmee het verbod op discriminatie heeft geschonden.
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 22/01/2026
Why does Trump want Greenland? Not for its ice or fjords. It’s about power. Today, influence is exercised through trade, tech, and economics, not just battlefields. This is the era of geoeconomics, quietly but aggressively reshaping the world. Our comic strip explains how it works.
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Geoeconomics is reshaping the world – here’s what you need to know (with a twist)
To understand the balance of power in the world, geopolitics is not enough. Geoeconomics matters more than ever. But what exactly is it? This comic strip by Follow the Money breaks it down for you.
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Tom Bolsius @tombolsius.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
Ik vroeg me dit dus 8 maanden geleden af
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 14/01/2026
⚖️ Our first Crime & Corruption newsletter of 2026 is anything but quiet. This week: Trump’s capture of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro puts Europe in a bind over the rule of law; AI dominates talks at the UN anti-corruption conference in Doha; and Europe watches as Marine Le Pen’s appeal trial begins.
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Newsletter | Who in Europe will call out Trump’s lawlessness?
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 13/01/2026
🪫 Fancy becoming a battery expert in a few clicks? InnoEnergy used EU taxpayer money to boast claims it trained over 100,000 people. But FTM found flawed figures, counting certificates not people, including failed or incomplete courses, and even children playing an educational Minecraft game.
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Certified failure? EU-funded battery training rewards learners for 0% test scores
Backed by millions in EU funding, clean tech company InnoEnergy claims it has trained more than 100,000 people to work in Europe’s battery industry. But some of its courses can be completed in minutes...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 12/01/2026
America first? Not quite. 🗞️🇪🇺 This week in Bureau Brussels: the U.S.’s push to dominate artificial intelligence gets a boost from EU firms, the Commission’s enforcement of EU law appears to be easing, and polluting companies take states to court.
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Newsletter | America first (with a helping hand from Europe’s Nokia and Siemens)
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 08/01/2026
A key EU project meant to wean Europe off Russian gas has been derailed. So has the corruption probe into it, exposing failures in Bulgaria and at EU level. At the heart of the case are corruption allegations, a sudden death, a smear campaign against the prosecutor, and her suspension.
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Gas, lies, and videotape: How a gas project in Bulgaria brought chaos to EU’s anti-corruption body
A corruption probe into a strategically important Bulgarian gas project – designed to loosen Europe’s dependence on Russian energy and long opposed by Moscow – has descended into chaos. A kompromat ca...
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Tom Bolsius @tombolsius.bsky.social · 08/01/2026
Wanten (Cc @koppenverklapt.bsky.social) www.telegraaf.nl/lifestyle/ge...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 06/01/2026
🏢💰 From Netflix to Tesla to Pfizer: trillions in corporate revenues are routed through the Netherlands each year, with much of it passing through untaxed. Our latest analysis maps the top 15 multinationals benefiting most from Dutch tax rules.
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From Airbus to Tesla: These are the biggest companies using the Netherlands as a tax haven
The Netherlands may not be known as a tax haven – but its rules make it easy for big multinationals to avoid paying taxes in the European country.
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 29/12/2025
Which stories mattered most in 2025? This year, we uncovered stories powerful actors would rather keep hidden, from corruption in the European Parliament to data privacy failures, sanctions dodging and hidden lobbying in Brussels. We’ve compiled the top 10 most-read investigations of the year.
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Our most-read stories of 2025
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 27/12/2025
This end-of-year edition of Europe Uncovered brings together the most impactful investigations of the year. From corruption and war crimes to surveillance, sanctions-busting and environmental harm, these are the stories journalists exposed that powerful actors would rather keep hidden.
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Europe Uncovered 2025: the stories that shook the continent
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 22/12/2025
We’re closing the year with a special edition of Bureau Brussels. Our reporters look back on the moments that defined their work in 2025 – from playground Pfizergate revelations to last-minute publishing pressure and a Daphne Prize–winning investigation. www.ftm.eu/newsletters/...
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Newsletter | This is how our journalists will remember 2025
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 18/12/2025
Europe’s green farming paradox: who really benefits? 🐷🌿 The Netherlands spends billions to cut livestock pollution, yet its biggest pig farmer is paid millions to shut a mega farm once backed as “green”. Our investigation shows EU farm policies still favour the largest players.
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Huge payout to Dutch pig giant highlights cost of farming policy flip-flop
The Dutch government is spending billions of euros to buy out livestock farmers and cut nitrogen emissions. The owner of the Netherlands’ biggest pigsty, who once received subsidies to build his mega-...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 15/12/2025
𝗪𝗲 𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗼𝘀𝗲 𝘄𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗽𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿 𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗵𝗶𝗱𝗲. To keep investigating, we need to reach 50,000 members. Reaching this goal means investing more in videos, disinformation reporting, and supporting other independent European media outlets. 💡 Support independent journalism today: www.ftm.eu/powertoaccou...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 12/12/2025
636 Russian oil tankers are sanctioned by the EU. The oil still flows. Russia’s “shadow fleet” evades sanctions via hidden ship-to-ship transfers and owner name and flag changes. This keeps oil moving, puts waters at risk, and funnels billions into the Kremlin’s war chest. Read our investigation:
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Russia’s shadow fleet shakes off Western sanctions to keep oil revenues flowing
Western governments have sanctioned 636 shadow fleet tankers that transport Russian oil and fuel the Kremlin’s war chest. Yet these measures have done little to stop the illicit trade, an investigatio...
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Tom Bolsius @tombolsius.bsky.social · 10/12/2025
Een kleine zoekslag naar de schrijver “Alexander Gouda” van deze brief levert vooralsnog niks op?
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 09/12/2025
🪙 Did crypto really shift power to the people? Cryptocurrency promised a financial revolution beyond banks and governments. In our recent episode, journalist Thomas Bollen explains how power ended up concentrated again – with far less regulation. 🎧 Listen here: www.ftm.eu/articles/pod...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 09/12/2025
📡🚢 Russian-linked ships are vanishing from tracking maps across Europe’s seas. Our investigation finds their signals now drop more than twice as often as in the first year of the Ukraine war – raising fears of sanctions dodging and hidden cargo. Read the full story: www.ftm.eu/articles/swi...
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Russia’s dark fleet goes darker as fears grow over arms smuggling and sanctions evasion
Suspicious vessels linked to Russia – including its shadow fleet – are increasingly going dark, a joint investigation involving Follow the Money has found. Ships cannot be located due to disruptions t...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 08/12/2025
Israel’s largest defence company has been suspended by NATO. A key figure associated with the company is wanted internationally for alleged bribery. The suspension blocks the company from competing for contracts worth millions. 🔗 Read the full story: www.ftm.eu/articles/isr...
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Israel’s biggest defence company suspended by NATO amid corruption probe
Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest weapons firm, is implicated in a widening NATO corruption scandal. The military alliance’s procurement agency (NSPA) has suspended the company from bidding on new contr...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 06/12/2025
⚽️🚫 What’s the penalty for violating international sanctions? Our new investigation shows how FIFA is pressuring European clubs to pay Russian teams despite EU sanctions and frozen payment channels following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Read the full story here: www.ftm.eu/articles/fif...
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Follow the Money @ftm.nl · 06/12/2025
Toezicht houden op jezelf? Prins Constantijn doet het. Sinds deze zomer is hij fondsbestuurder van het NAVO Innovatiefonds, terwijl hij daar al toezichthouder was. Een dubbele rol, die zorgen over belangenverstrengeling verder aanwakkert. www.ftm.nl/artikelen/pr...
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Prins Constantijn houdt toezicht op zichzelf bij chaotisch en ontransparant NAVO-fonds
Met een miljard aan publiek geld probeert het NAVO Innovatiefonds defensie-tech te stimuleren. Maar het fonds gaat gebukt onder interne chaos en hoge overhead. Toch werd prins Constantijn onlangs stil...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 06/12/2025
Toxic landfills in flood zones. Sanctioned spyware still infecting victims. FIFA pressured EU clubs to pay Russian teams. Plus: a Nazi memorabilia scandal in Sweden, a failed deepfake probe in Slovakia, and Danish firms still profiting in Russia. 📰 Here’s this week's edition of Europe Uncovered:
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Newsletter | Toxic ground, Predator spyware & FIFA’s sanctions trap
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The Kyiv Independent @kyivindependent.com · 05/12/2025
⚡️FIFA ordered European clubs to ignore Russia sanctions, investigation finds. Football clubs are forced to pay outstanding transfer fees even if doing so runs the risk of violating banking restrictions and sanctions against Russia.
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FIFA ordered European clubs to ignore Russia sanctions, investigation finds
Football clubs are forced to pay outstanding transfer fees even if doing so runs the risk of violating banking restrictions and sanctions against Russia.
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Follow the Money @ftm.nl · 05/12/2025
Een transferverbod opgelegd krijgen van de FIFA, of mogelijk sancties tegen Rusland overtreden. Dat is de juridische spagaat waarin Europese voetbalclubs zich momenteel bevinden. Clubs zijn onder druk gezet om betalingen aan Russische clubs te doen, ondanks sancties en geblokkeerde transacties.
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FIFA dwingt Europese voetbalclubs tot transfer­betalingen aan Russen, ondanks sancties
Europese voetbalclubs moeten van de FIFA openstaande transfersommen betalen aan Russische clubs, ondanks sancties tegen Rusland. Clubs als Atalanta Bergamo, West Ham United, FC Basel en Udinese lopen ...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 05/12/2025
⚽🚫 Pay Russian clubs and risk breaching sanctions – or refuse and face a transfer ban. That was the trap major European clubs like West Ham, FC Basel and PSV fell into after a FIFA warning. Today, as FIFA hands out its Peace Prize, questions over its ethics remain. Read the full story below:
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FIFA orders European clubs to ignore sanctions on Russia
European football clubs must pay outstanding transfer fees to Russian teams despite sanctions, says the sport's governing body FIFA. If the likes of West Ham United, FC Basel and Atalanta do not compl...
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 29/11/2025
From climate spin to dirty clothing detours, mafia networks, to a booming manosphere industry, this week’s Europe Uncovered digs into the realities hiding behind the bloc’s clean image. 👉 Here’s Europe’s hardest-hitting investigations of the week: www.ftm.eu/newsletters/...
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Newsletter | Clean images, dirty realities and the manosphere business
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Follow the Money EU @ftm.eu · 27/11/2025
👖🌱 Ever wonder where your dropped-off clothes go? Some travel thousands of kilometres – Spain to Pakistan and even back – sometimes tripling emissions vs local processing. Once outside the EU, the trail goes dark – and new Brussels rules may worsen it. Read more: www.ftm.eu/articles/eur...
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Follow the Money @ftm.nl · 28/11/2025
Van voorzitter bij de synagoge tot veehouder – volksvertegenwoordigers klussen wat bij buiten de Tweede Kamer, en dat kan voor belangenverstrengeling zorgen. Ze zijn daarom verplicht om hun nevenfuncties openbaar te maken. Toch hebben zeker elf politici die plicht dit jaar verzuimd.
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Weer verzuimen Kamerleden hun bijbaantjes te melden
Of het nu om een vrijwilligersbaantje of een melkveehouderij gaat, Kamerleden zijn verplicht om hun nevenactiviteiten door te geven. Follow the Money onderzocht de leden van de nieuwe Tweede Kamer en ...
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