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  2. Investigating someone but don't want them to know about it? You might want to read this. By

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    19 hours ago

    Heavy rains in northern Syria have spread oil slicks across farms and flooded camps for Syrians displaced by war. Remote sensing images from and open source information let document the impact.

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  4. Additional information on future workshops we are planning is detailed in the link above, including plans (still not finalized) to hold trainings in Paris, New York, Australia, and other areas throughout 2019.

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    Jan 4

    You might not know it, but the Arisha internally displaced persons camp in Syria was built near oil refining pits. Recent flooding would have spread the toxic remnants of this process throughout the area. takes a close look on :

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    Jan 3

    Beautiful usage of satellite imagery by for his article "Heavy Rains in Hasakah: An Open-Source Analysis of Catastrophic Damage" in

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  8. Jan 3

    War is dangerous to humans, but it's dangerous to the environment too — which makes it even more dangerous to humans, of course. examines oil spills and pollution in .

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    Jan 3

    Methodology: How we Tracked the Illegal Shipment of Sarin Precursor from Belgium to Syria via

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    Jan 3

    And finally for Russia’s best investigative journalism of the year: the revelatory work by & on the Salisbury attackers. This was game-changing bombshell stuff. A triumph.

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    Jan 2

    (There's pretty much no way this is true, but even if it were, the GRU should tell its employees to stop registering their vehicles to GRU addresses if they want to stay secret)

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    Jan 2

    RosBalt (which has decent sources within Russian security services) is now reporting that detained US citizen Paul Whelan was "detained red-handed" in the Metropol hotel with Russian state secrets. This info he supposedly had listed employees of Russian security services.

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    Jan 2

    [] Dans mon premier papier de 2019, je vous raconte l’histoire un peu folle d’ : comment un chômeur curieux est devenu un transfuge du journalisme d’investigation, cauchemar de Poutine et Assad avec son site . Douce et riche année à tous.

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    Jan 1

    In an effort to boost & combat , the Albanian govt publishes spreadsheets of day-to-day payments of all govt institutions. In doing so, they accidentally exposed their own intelligence operatives

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    Jan 1

    Alleged US spy arrested in Russia, Paul Whelan, is a Trump supporter, maybe will find the time to tweet about him now.

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  17. 31 Dec 2018

    To be clear, this is footage of the police search, not the killing itself. The full Al Jazeera piece can be found here

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  18. 31 Dec 2018

    Video footage from Al Jazeera's latest piece on the killing of Jamal Khashoggi enhanced by Bellingcat's to make it clearer.

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    31 Dec 2018

    Упс! Как Албания случайно раскрыла собственных разведчиков

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    31 Dec 2018

    And even though it didn't make the top list, I would single out the meticulous investigation into the Mariupol shelling in January 2015 which has been filed as court evidence at the ICJ in the Hague.

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