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Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize 2026 for investigation into the Italy–Albania agreement

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  • Naftemporiki Centre
  • Ta Nea Centre-right
  • Politis not rated
  • Euronews Greek not rated
  • To Vima not rated
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The Daphne Caruana Galizia Journalism Prize for 2026 was awarded on Wednesday at the European Parliament in Strasbourg for an investigation into the Italy – Albania agreement on managing migration flows. Naftemporiki

The winners are Italian Giacomo Zandonini and Dutch Maite Vermeulen, whose work was published on the Dutch platform De Correspondent. To Vima

The investigation focuses on the agreement under which Italy built detention facilities and an asylum application processing centre on Albanian territory. To Vima

The two journalists worked for 18 months. Politis

The independent jury selected the investigation from among ten finalists, who had been shortlisted from 344 applications, and the award comes with a cash prize of 20,000 euros. Politis

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First report 20:18, latest 22:22. Within the first hour: 4 of 5 outlets. Each column: 15 minutes.