Eurydice Bersi (Reporters United)

Journalist, Athens, Greece

Eurydice is a member of the investigative journalists team Reporters United, Investigate Europe’s partner in Greece. She studied Communications & Mass Media at the University of Athens and European Journalism at the Hogeschool van Utrecht (the Netherlands) and Danmarks Journalisthøjskole (Denmark). She has over twenty years of experience on the foreign desk at Kathimerini, a leading daily newspaper in Greece. Her investigation into oil drilling in the Mediterranean made the cover of The Nation magasine in the US. She speaks several European languages.

Recent Works

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Social media influencers steer millions of Europeans to unlicensed gambling websites

24 February 2026

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Europe’s toxic landfill crisis exposed in groundbreaking mapping project

2 December 2025

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Patient relief as Lithuania strikes nationwide deal for cystic fibrosis medicines

28 October 2024

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From transparency to public research: how to make medicines a right not just a business

8 July 2024

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Medicine dealers: Europe’s secret drug negotiations

13 June 2024

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Cystic fibrosis ‘miracle’ drugs priced higher for poorer EU countries

13 June 2024

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EU states ‘hide’ true scale of hazardous mining waste buried beneath Europe

21 December 2023

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Europe eyes new suppliers in geopolitical race for metals

6 November 2023

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Burning questions remain over Europe’s waste incinerators

26 April 2023

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French contractor, Italian-owned trains, EU policies: Greek crash was also a European failure

10 March 2023

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Golden visas: Europe for sale?

6 February 2023

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How owls are flying to save Greek farmers from rodents and pesticides

20 July 2022

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Frans Timmermans, EU Commission Vice-President: “Without pesticides reduction, we will have a food crisis in Europe”

20 June 2022

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“The only thing I can say is good luck”: How trains abolished by Switzerland are now back in business in Greece

18 February 2022

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Benedikt Weibel, former head of Swiss railways: “I see an absolute failure of EU’s rail policies”

19 November 2021