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Nicole Sadek

Washington, D.C., United States

investigating at @ICIJorg | 🇪🇬

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  • Unable to stay in the country, unable to return home: Reporters face grim prospects after latest Trump cuts

    1 month ago | icij.org | Nicole Sadek

    Reporters for Radio Free Asia, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and Voice of America could be forced to return to repressive countries where their work puts them at risk of persecution and imprisonment following an executive order from President Donald Trump last week. The March 14 order, which gutted the U.S. Agency for Global Media, the federal agency that oversees the three outlets, also endangers their journalists who are currently jailed in several countries.

  • Going with the flow: How scrapping our itinerary helped us land the story

    Dec 17, 2024 | icij.org | Nicole Sadek

  • How Kazakhstan's Booming Oil Business Led To The End Of One Kazakh Village

    Nov 22, 2024 | rferl.org | Nicole Sadek

    This investigation is part of Caspian Cabals, a project led by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) with more than 20 media partners, including RFE/RL. Every few months, Alina Qusmanghalieva faints. The cosmetologist once fainted in front of a client. She fell out of a chair during class when she was a college student. Another time she passed out on an airplane. The first time it happened was a fall day a decade ago.

  • Defying Angola and Interpol, Isabel dos Santos entrenches herself on Dubai waterfront - ICIJ

    Jun 2, 2024 | icij.org | Nicole Sadek

    The eldest daughter of Angola’s former autocrat has found cover in the United Arab Emirates, where she, her mother and a business associate are linked to multiple properties, Dubai Unlocked reveals.

  • New US Treasury strategy targets crypto scams and real estate money laundering

    May 20, 2024 | icij.org | Nicole Sadek

    The U.S. Treasury Department will seek to operationalize use of the country’s new beneficial ownership information database by law enforcement and finalize moves to clamp down on real estate money laundering over the next two years, according to the latest national illicit finance strategy. The broad strategy document, released Thursday, details the United States’ priorities for combatting evolving illicit finance risks, from the proliferation of digital assets to ransomware attacks.

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Nicole Sadek
Nicole Sadek @NicoleSadek
21 Mar 25

"These people decided to come and work for RFA because they believe in RFA’s mission," one staffer said. "If they have to return to their home country, there is a big, big chance that they will be put in jail."

ICIJ
ICIJ @ICIJorg

Reporters for @RadioFreeAsia, @RFERL and @VOANews could be forced to return to repressive countries where their work puts them at risk of persecution and imprisonment following an executive order from President Donald Trump last week. Read the story: https://t.co/V9Ge9IgtuC

Nicole Sadek
Nicole Sadek @NicoleSadek
31 Jan 25

RT @ICIJorg: In a rare move, a controversial World Bank-funded conservation project in Tanzania worth $150-million has been cancelled amid…

Nicole Sadek
Nicole Sadek @NicoleSadek
23 Jan 25

RT @ICIJorg: A reporter and photographers visited Timur Kulibayev’s sprawling Mediterranean coast estate as part of ICIJ's #CaspianCabals l…