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Central Asia
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Project Manager, n-ost
Halle (Saale), Germany
Independent Journalist, Freelance (multiple platforms including CABAR.asia, IWPR, The Diplomat)
Uzbekistan
Freelance Journalist
Berlin, Germany
Editorial Director, Novastan
Berlin, Germany
Freelance Journalist
Almaty, Kazakhstan
Program & Finance Manager, n-ost
Berlin, Germany
Journalist, FAZ
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Berlin, Germany
Photographer
Pforzheim, Germany
Freelance Journalist
Berlin, Germany
Freelance Journalist
Bonn, Germany
Journalist
Moscow, Russian Federation
Correspondent Centra/Eastern Europe & Central Asia, Germany Trade & Invest
Berlin, Germany
Journalist at Welt am Sonntag, WELT AM SONNTAG
Berlin, Germany
Freelance Journalist
Wien, Austria
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