Fans of their work, and follow-the-money anti-corruption investigations in general, can buy the cushion in their online shop for €25 (about $28). On the other side of a forested border is Belarus, whose internationally sanctioned dictator is a target of numerous Siena investigations. During the reporting of this story, news came out that the team’s finances will be further boosted after Černiauskas and a collaborator were awarded €200,000 as part of the Pamatai investigative journalism prize. Siena estimates that its investigations have resulted in 19 pre-trial investigations, and helped the state retrieve close to €1.5 million (US$1.72 million) in unpaid taxes. There has to be a symbiosis between the media, law enforcement, and sometimes local people, the local community, too.”