Ferry Biedermann

Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Weekly columnist for Tomorrow's Affairs, contributor to The New World and The Lancet. Former visiting fellow at the BCU Centre for Brexit Studies. I frequently travels for work to the Middle East, where I Was based in the past. Middle East analyst at IHS Jane's, feature writer for the FT, editor-in-...

Dave Braneck

Berlin, Germany

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I am a freelance writer and broadcast journalist in Berlin. I cover a range of topics including  sports (particularly German football and fan culture), US and German politics, and labor.

I write, produce and present short documentaries for Deutsche Welle’s TV and YouTube channels. I also work on ...

Melanie De Klerk

Vancouver, Canada

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Seasoned journalist with over nineteen years of experience in conceptualizing, developing and producing engaging and informative content for television and digital channels. Offers a keen sense of compelling storytelling, skillfully weaving content with visually engaging components to draw in ...

Alev Doğan

İstanbul, Turkey

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Alev Doğan is a journalist based in İstanbul, Turkey. Member of IFJ.

Markus Feldenkirchen

Berlin, Germany

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Markus Feldenkirchen is a political author for DER SPIEGEL news magazine, based in Berlin

Rob Hyde

Bremen, Germany

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Print / Digital 
The Times, The Telegraph, Mail Online, Sky NEWS, The Catholic Herald, The Daily Mail, The Daily Record, The Daily Star,  The Mail on Sunday, The Mirror, The Scottish Daily Record, The Sun, The Sun on Sunday, The Sunday Mirror, The Sunday Post, The Telegraph, Bild Zeitung, Die ...

James Jackson

Berlin, Germany

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James Jackson is an experienced multimedia reporter based in Berlin, Germany. 

James has presented and produced documentaries for the BBC and Deutsche Welle and regularly writes news from Berlin for the Telegraph, working as a stringer during elections. He 
also is an investigative journalist.

Marc Martorell Junyent

Tübingen, Germany

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Marc Martorell Junyent holds a Bachelor in International Relations and is a second-year student of a master in Comparative and Middle East Politics and Society at the University of Tübingen, Germany. His research and political analysis focuses on the Middle East and North Africa region, with ...

Kaja Puto

Warsaw, Poland

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Kaja Puto (b. 1990) - Polish journalist and editor who writes on Eastern Europe, nationalism and migration. She studied culture studies, history and philosophy in Kraków, Tbilisi and Berlin. Member of Krytyka Polityczna, n-ost - The Network for Reporting on Eastern Europe and Rekolektyw Association....

Dieter Reinisch

Vienna, Austria

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Dieter Reinisch is a journalist based in Vienna, Austria. In recent years, he has reported from major political and cultural events in Austria, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Czechia, Bosnia, Serbia, Belarus, France, Belgium, Denmark, England, Scotland, Ireland, Northern Cyprus, Lebanon, and Turkey ...

Max Roland

Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire

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Max Roland is a journalist based in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire.

Laura Ruiz Trullols

Barcelona, Spain

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Laura Ruiz Trullols is a journalist with experience in press, online media, radio and TV covering mainly social and political affairs. Born in Alella (Barcelona). Fluent in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, and conversational level in German.

Sarah Thust

Berlin, Germany

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Sarah Thust studied Journalism and Psychology in Leipzig, Germany. Since her studies she works as freelance journalist within a broad range of media and subjects.

Sarah spent three years in Cambodia as a freelance reporter. She worked for German newspapers & radio stations, English newspapers & ...

Bruno Waterfield

Bruxelles, Belgium

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Bruno Waterfield is Brussels correspondent for The Times. He has been reporting on European affairs for almost 20 years, first from Westminster and then from the capital of the EU. He reported for the Daily Telegraph from Brussels from 2007 to 2015.