Special Reports from Reuters correspondents around the world

Reuters Investigates 2021

Special Reports from Reuters correspondents around the world

Reuters Investigates 2021

Special Reports from
Reuters journalists around the world

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Full coverage: Special Reports and exclusives from 2021

December

In Ethiopia war, new abuse charges turn spotlight on Tigrayan former rulers

T-Day | Taiwan chip industry emerges as a battlefront in U.S.-China showdown

T-Day | The Taiwan leader who’s standing up to China

How a bloody land feud in Honduras is stoking migrant flight to U.S.

Out of Control | Part 4: A growing number of U.S. programs provide healthy food to help low-income patients get their disease under control and reduce their reliance on medications

A Fractured Giant: Ethiopia’s struggle to build a nation

T-Day | Chinese spies have penetrated Taiwan’s military, case documents reveal

The military-intelligence veterans who helped lead Trump’s campaign of disinformation

Out of Control | Part 3: As red flags multiplied, J&J kept quiet on popular diabetes drug

A tax man went after Guatemala's elites. Then they hit back.

Pro-Trump news site targets election workers, inspiring wave of menace

Trump campaign demonized two Georgia election workers – and death threats followed

November

As China menaces Taiwan, the island's friends are aiding its secretive submarine project

The Amazon lobbyists who kill U.S. consumer privacy protections

Burnout: Firefighter trauma grows in the American West

From Crypto to Christie's: How a metaverse king made his fortune

The young generation risking all to topple the Myanmar junta

Reuters unmasks Trump supporters who terrified U.S. election officials

T-Day | The Battle for Taiwan

Out of Control | Part 2: Drugmakers pushed aggressive diabetes therapy. Patients paid the price.

In Ethiopia’s war, Eritrea's army exacted deadly vengeance on old foes

October

A corruption-busting Honduran prosecutor took on the president. It didn’t end well.

The Amazon’s Little Tipping Points: Nearing a point of no return?

Amazon copied products and rigged search results to promote its own brands, documents show

Extremists target African village leaders in wave of assassinations

The tech entrepreneur who founded Trump’s go-to TV news network

How AT&T helped build far-right One America News

September

In love, but apart, as they fight fires in the American West

How a drug-trafficking mayor in Honduras fueled the U.S. migration crisis

After Floyd killing, Minneapolis police retreated, data shows

U.S. election workers get little help from law enforcement as terror threats mount

How family of a Myanmar junta leader are trying to cash in

August

A woman's journey from Girl Scout to anarchist street warrior

Reuters photographer was killed after being left behind in Afghan retreat, general says

As school activity shut down amid COVID, 911 drug calls for youth skyrocketed

Out of Control | Part 1: How the pandemic laid bare America’s diabetes crisis

July

Keeping Out of the Line of Fire: Navalny protests? Not in this Russian city haunted by massacre at 1962 demonstration

The Recycling Myth: Big Oil’s solution for plastic waste littered with failure

Wipeout of an Olympic dream: A godfather of modern Japanese surf culture had high hopes for the Games, but the pandemic had other plans

China’s gene giant harvests data from millions of women

June

In Iraq, an old U.S. foe grows his political power

How Beijing humbled Britain's mighty HSBC

A family’s vaccine hopes shattered in Brazil

A power tycoon, while Venezuela goes dark, brightens his image abroad

Trump-inspired death threats are terrorizing election workers

How ethnic killings exploded from an Ethiopian town

May

How Russia’s new Gulag tries to break convicts like Alexei Navalny

Ethiopia’s crackdown on ethnic Tigrayans snares thousands

April

Destination: Elga | A grandiose dream to carve out a giant coal mine in frozen eastern Siberia

The Hot List | Part 6: Meet Kaveh Madani, the climate expert who fled Iran

The Hot List | Part 5: Meet Julie Arblaster, climate change Cassandra

The Hot List | Part 4: Meet Carlos Duarte, climate researcher in Saudi Arabia

The Hot List | Part 3: Meet Ken Caldeira, Bill Gates’ climate adviser

The Hot List | Part 2: Meet Corinne Le Quéré, a woman at top of climate science

Hong Kong activists retreat as China-style justice comes to their city

The Hot List | Part 1: Meet pioneering climate scientist Michael Oppenheimer

March

How a coronavirus variant tore through a tiny English island and onto the world stage

Brazil’s military fails in key mission: halting Amazon deforestation

As U.S. schools shuttered, student mental health cratered, Reuters survey finds

The ex-Pfizer scientist who became an anti-vax hero

Ten years on, grief never subsides for some survivors of Japan’s tsunami

Donors bet a U.S. firm could transform disease testing in Africa. Then COVID-19 hit

February

Amazon documents reveal company’s secret strategy to dodge India’s regulators

January

Love and Danger | Grandmother and teenage grandson live under two threats: eviction and Covid-19