Pascal Hansens
@pascalhansens.bsky.social
Digging deep into EU for @investigate-eu.bsky.social and sometimes for @contexte.com | Ex-Agence Europe. Tips welcome: hansens (at) investigate-europe (dot) eu
I went on the SecGen organigramme. Maybe they did not update it ?
October 16, 2025 at 11:11 AM
I went on the SecGen organigramme. Maybe they did not update it ?
Well, good question. Because there are many journalists, policymakers and researchers on this platform. And it has tools to track engagement, clicks, impressions, etc.
April 15, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Well, good question. Because there are many journalists, policymakers and researchers on this platform. And it has tools to track engagement, clicks, impressions, etc.
Reposted by Pascal Hansens
Soft2bet: dozens of blacklisted sites connected to award-winning firm
Investigate Europe can reveal a vast network of betting websites operating without necessary licences across Europe. Many attract millions of monthly visits, despite lawsuits and fines.
Investigate Europe can reveal a vast network of betting websites operating without necessary licences across Europe. Many attract millions of monthly visits, despite lawsuits and fines.
Soft2bet: dozens of blacklisted gambling sites connected to award-winning European firm
Investigate Europe can reveal a vast network of betting websites operating without necessary licences across Europe. Many attract millions of monthly visits, despite a string of lawsuits and fines.
www.investigate-europe.eu
March 6, 2025 at 7:17 AM
Soft2bet: dozens of blacklisted sites connected to award-winning firm
Investigate Europe can reveal a vast network of betting websites operating without necessary licences across Europe. Many attract millions of monthly visits, despite lawsuits and fines.
Investigate Europe can reveal a vast network of betting websites operating without necessary licences across Europe. Many attract millions of monthly visits, despite lawsuits and fines.
Reposted by Pascal Hansens
EU citizens lose out as Malta regulatory ‘sledgehammer’ protects gambling giants
The world’s biggest betting firms are using a little-known Maltese law that nullifies court verdicts elsewhere in the EU to protect themselves from potentially having to pay out millions in legal claims:
The world’s biggest betting firms are using a little-known Maltese law that nullifies court verdicts elsewhere in the EU to protect themselves from potentially having to pay out millions in legal claims:
EU citizens lose out as Malta regulatory ‘sledgehammer’ protects gambling giants
Thousands of successful claims against betting operators are going unpaid as Malta-based firms shielded from court judgements overseas.
www.investigate-europe.eu
March 6, 2025 at 7:17 AM
EU citizens lose out as Malta regulatory ‘sledgehammer’ protects gambling giants
The world’s biggest betting firms are using a little-known Maltese law that nullifies court verdicts elsewhere in the EU to protect themselves from potentially having to pay out millions in legal claims:
The world’s biggest betting firms are using a little-known Maltese law that nullifies court verdicts elsewhere in the EU to protect themselves from potentially having to pay out millions in legal claims: