Focus Area

Foreign Reporting

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Some of the recent writing that stems from current n-ost projects and members.

Network members in related projects

Check out all the participating journalists listed here. This is what brings them together.

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catalin prisacariu

investigative journalist, Freelance

Bucharest, Romania

Serbeze Haxhiaj

Journalist/ Editor, RTK

Pristina, Kosovo

Christian Jakob

Reporter, taz, die tageszeitung

Berlin, Germany

Staffan Dahllöf

Reporter, Freelance

Kopenhagen, Denmark

Päivi Leino

Journalist, YLE

Helsinki, Finland

Fermin Torrano

Media Network Manager, n-ost

Spain

Karin Finkenzeller

Reporter, Freelance

München, Germany

Franka Hummels

Journalist, Freelance

Utrecht, Netherlands

Luise Glum

Freelance Correspondent, Luise Glum

Yerevan, Armenia

Alexander Kloß

Berlin-based freelance journalist specialising in politics, culture and economics, Programme Officer

Berlin, Germany

Marika Ikonomu

Freelance Multimedia Journalist, n-ost

Rome, Italy

Luke Johnson

Journalist, Freelance

Oksana Mamchenkova

Project Coordinator, n-ost

Kyiv, Ukraine

Antonina Rybka

Project Manager, n-ost

Berlin, Germany

Katarina Kukla

Project Assistant, n-ost

Berlin, Germany

Francesco Martino

Journalist, n-ost

Bulgaria

Aleksander Palikot

Correspondent, RFE/RL

Kyiv, Ukraine

Natálie Zehnalová

Network Manager, n-ost

Berlin, Germany

Hannes Jung

Freelance Photographer

Berlin, Germany

Lara Rindt

Project Manager, n-ost

Berlin, Germany

Kornélia Kiss

Journalist, Freelance

Hungary

Tugba Tekerek

euro|topics social media editor Turkish, Freelance

Istanbul, Turkey

Maxim Edwards

Journalist, Bloomberg

Warsaw, Poland

György Folk

Senior Editor, EUrologus / HVG

Brussels, Belgium

Mila Corlateanu

Project Manager, n-ost

Berlin, Germany

Simone Brunner

Staff Journalist, DIE ZEIT

Vienna, Austria

Anneke Hudalla

Project Manager, n-ost

Berlin, Germany

Oliver Bilger

Journalist at Welt am Sonntag, WELT AM SONNTAG

Berlin, Germany

More focus areas

We are always reacting to current issues but there are also some topics which have been recurrent themes in our work. Here are a few.

Journalism in Ukraine

Journalists in Ukraine face many challenges exacerbated by the war: safety risks, source validation, financial hurdles, and access. We support them with resources, platforms for knowledge transfer, and strong international networks.
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Networking Journalism

Amid growing political and economic pressures, journalists face multiple obstacles in showing us a complex world. Our media conferences, research trips and events provide spaces where we connect, share insights, and support each other.
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Climate Journalism

The climate crisis impacts every part of life - as does the transformation needed to address it. We provide access to global climate discourse and support journalists in integrating this crucial topic into their daily reporting.
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Documentary Photography

Images convey the diverse realities of our societies with an emotional immediacy that words can’t match. We connect photographers across the continent to show a Europe beyond our information bubbles.
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Exile & Decolonisation

Deeply rooted power structures and authoritarian aggression fuel repression, conflict and forced migration. We create safe spaces allowing journalists in exile and elsewhere to reflect and deconstruct colonial narratives.
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Feminism & LGBTIQ+

Gender and sexuality are weaponized in public discourse, distorting perceptions and deepening divides. We help journalists uncover authentic narratives and boost diverse voices in the media through a queer feminist lens.
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European Public Spheres

National issues dominate the medias’ agenda. But Europe’s differences and perspectives can only be understood if we broaden the focus: We connect newsrooms and facilitate cooperation across the continent.
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Investigative Journalism

In our interconnected world, investigative journalism has to transcend borders. We connect the dots on local issues that resonate globally and equip journalists with the skills to investigate and uncover cross-border stories.
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(Dis)Information

Disinformation poisons public discourse and replaces democratic debate with polarization. With our journalistic formats we explore answers to this global challenge: sensitive to our own biases, but firm in our commitment to fact-based information and science.
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