SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Veritas Europaea will close on 8 November 2026
After years of reporting on European political economy, we must shut down the site. Here is why, and what could still change it.
We will take Veritas Europaea offline on 8 November 2026. We did not make this decision lightly.
Running this publication has been a genuine joy. We loved every investigation, every data story and every episode of The Veritas Brief. Your emails, questions and corrections made our work sharper. We thank every reader and listener who joined us along the way.
Why we are closing
The numbers simply do not work. Veritas Europaea has underperformed as a business for too long. Reader revenue no longer covers our website costs. It falls even further short of funding a full-time reporting role.
Slow journalism takes time, research and editorial care. We refuse to cut corners on sourcing or accuracy. Without sustainable funding, we cannot keep publishing to the standard you deserve.
How the site could survive
One path remains open. If an individual, foundation or organisation wishes to finance or support Veritas Europaea, we would welcome that conversation. Outside funding is now the only way to keep the site available.
Please contact us at office@veritaseuropaea.eu if you can help.
Thank you
Until 8 November, the archive and podcast remain online. Thank you for reading, listening and trusting us with your time.
— The Veritas Europaea team