Wars, climate change, power shifts: It’s the end of the world as we know it, and we need to adapt. In this transformation our journalism provides guidance and provocation - by zooming in, changing perspectives, calling things by their name.
In an ever more interconnected world foreign reporting needs more, not fewer resources. Ignoring perspectives leads to ignorant decisions. Instead of crisis driven parachute journalism we provide regional expertise and local perspectives.
To grasp the complexity of our world, we need to pool our brains and resources. This is exactly what n-ost does - connecting editors with experts, free lancers with clients, photographers with authors, money with content and content with reach.
An integrated European media sphere is our vision. We strengthen the channels of mutual awareness across a Europe that is larger than the EU. Our focus is on the East. Especially in moments when the heart of Europe beats on the streets of Kyiv or Tbilisi.
We connect journalists and media organisations across Europe. Click on a location for an overview of related projects and network members with expertise on given region.
See all locationsSome of the recent writing that stems from current n-ost projects and members.
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Weekly insights on the war against Ukraine discussed in European media, debunking disinformation, and spotlighting key narratives and voices from Ukraine.
A monthly overview of project news, selected queer stories and learning and job opportunities. At the moment focused on History Unit, a project about the persecution of queer people under National Socialism and today
A daily roundup of European media debates, available in English, German, French, Russian, and Turkish.
The Eurasian Climate Brief is a podcast focusing on climate news in the region stretching from Eastern Europe, Russia down to the Caucasus and Central Asia.
Covering Ukraine is a podcast about Journalism in Ukraine. How do journalists work in Ukraine today? How do foreign journalists look at Ukraine? How do Ukrainian journalists look at the work of international colleagues?
