Harm Ede Botje led an investigation into 'The Shell Papers', which revealed the oil giant's involvement in environmental and financial controversies. His reporting highlighted the company's global impact on environmental policies and financial practices, reinforcing his role as a watchdog journalist.

Harm Ede Botje co-authored 'De Zaak 500', a book that investigates the influence of the top 500 wealthiest individuals in the Netherlands. The book provides a critical look at wealth concentration and its impact on Dutch society, showcasing Botje's commitment to exposing economic inequalities.

Harm Ede Botje joined Follow the Money, a Dutch platform dedicated to investigative journalism focusing on financial and economic issues. His role at Follow the Money involves leading investigations into financial misconduct and corruption, further cementing his reputation as a leading investigative journalist.

Harm Ede Botje received the prestigious De Loep Award for his investigative reporting on corporate corruption. The award recognized his dedication to uncovering complex financial schemes and holding powerful entities accountable through meticulous journalism.

Harm Ede Botje was part of the Dutch team that investigated the Panama Papers, a massive leak of documents exposing offshore tax havens used by the global elite. His reporting contributed to the international effort to uncover widespread tax evasion and financial secrecy.

Harm Ede Botje joined De Groene Amsterdammer, one of the oldest weekly magazines in the Netherlands, known for its critical and investigative journalism. His tenure there further established him as a leading investigative journalist, focusing on political and societal issues.

Harm Ede Botje co-authored 'De Zaak Wilders', a book that delves into the controversial political career of Geert Wilders, a Dutch far-right politician. The book provided an in-depth analysis of Wilders' influence on Dutch politics and society, showcasing Botje's ability to tackle complex political subjects.

Harm Ede Botje began his career in journalism by joining the editorial team of Vrij Nederland, a prominent Dutch weekly magazine known for its investigative journalism and in-depth reporting on political and social issues. His work there laid the foundation for his future in investigative journalism.