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Landscape banner for new investigative journalism project on climate change in Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries. Title ‘Digging more deeply – Climate investigations in EaP countries’ displayed over green panel. Scenic rural environment with open fields, wild vegetation, power lines, and brown horse grazing in foreground. Project by n-ost highlighting climate journalism, cross-border investigations, and environmental storytelling in EaP region.
n-ost managing director Hanno Gundert speaking to European Journalism Fellowship Program fellows at Freie Universität Berlin. Media executive discussing cross-border journalism collaboration and network building with laptop and digital devices during journalism fellowship session. European media resilience conference addressing economic and political pressures on press freedom.
Life Under Occupation new journalism project announcement by n-ost featuring geometric logo with orange accent, promoting cross-border reporting on Ukrainian occupied territories for international media professionals, journalists and investigative reporters
Berlin book event poster 'Frieden verhandeln im Krieg' (Negotiating Peace in War) - German language discussion with journalists and experts on Russia-Ukraine conflict, n-ost media hub, May 21st, featuring Mandy Ganske-Zapf, Cindy Wittke, Anastasia Rodi, moderated by Tamina Kutscher
A dark gray event announcement graphic with white text. The event title, "Nuclear, again?", is prominently displayed, followed by a subtitle about political narratives on the future of energy supply in Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia. The top left corner features the "n-ost kitchen talks" logo, which includes an abstract orange and beige design resembling a kitchen pot. The bottom of the image displays the "n-ost" logo.
Upcoming event announcement for n-ost Kitchen Talks featuring details of a film and discussion about social divisions in Hungary. The event is on March 12th from 6:45-10 pm at Kino Krokodil in Berlin, with Kornélia Kiss and moderated by Marc Bräutigam, presented on a dark gray background with the n-ost logo.
three people looking at a damaged building in Ukraine, marked by the Ukrainian flag in the upper left corner. Two people are viewed from behind, and a third person is photographing a small sign with Cyrillic text that reads "кафе" (cafe) with an arrow. The building appears to be in a war-damaged area with concrete debris, broken columns, and deteriorating tile facade. The concrete entrance shows structural damage with a large tilted concrete beam. The n-ost media logo appears in the bottom left corner.
A person stands elevated above a crowd at night, holding up a Georgian flag against a dark sky with autumn trees in the background. The scene appears to be from a protest or demonstration. Text overlay reads "Campaign Update" in orange, with "n-ost" watermark in the bottom left corner.
Event promotional image for 'n-ost kitchen talks' featuring a minimalist logo combining angular orange and beige shapes forming an abstract 'n' with a stylized bowl/pan shape below. The background is dark gray. The text announces an upcoming event titled 'War Correspondent: A Czech radio reporter in Ukraine' with film and discussion on February 12, 6-8 pm at n-ost media hub Berlin. Speakers include Inga Pylypchuk (Documentary filmmaker) and Robert Putzbach (Journalist, FAZ). The n-ost logo appears in the bottom left corner. The design uses a bold white and orange color scheme with modern typography.
A person in a green jacket and blue pants climbs high in a Nordmann fir tree to harvest cones, set against a dramatic landscape of forested mountains and cloudy skies in Georgia. The harvester is perched precariously near the top of the tall evergreen tree, reaching for the cones among its branches.
A group of people sitting around a large conference table in a modern meeting room with glass walls. They appear to be engaged in a discussion, with water pitchers, glasses, and notebooks scattered on the table. Green asterisk-like decorations are overlaid on the image, and the logo "n-ost" is visible in the bottom left corner.
The image is a promotional poster for an upcoming event called "n-ost kitchen talks" on December 11, 2022 from 6-8 pm. The poster has a dark background with the event title in large text, and an orange zigzag shape in the top left. Below the title, it lists the upcoming event topic "Moldova between presidential and parliamentary elections" and the speakers: Anastasia Pociumban, Yelizaveta Landenberger, and Vasile Popa. The event is moderated by Mila Corlateanu from n-ost.
A group of people sitting around a table, engaged in conversation. They appear to be journalists or media professionals, smiling and interacting with each other. The n-ost logo is visible in the bottom right corner.
Call for Applications promotional image for n-ost's Research Award Eastern Europe 2025. Two-part design: orange header and main image showing a journalist/photographer with backpack overlooking an Eastern European cityscape with historic architecture. Yellow graphic overlay contains German text 'recherchepreis OSTEUROPA' (Research Award Eastern Europe).
Graphic with a quote from Judith Fiebelkorn, n-ost Senior Editor, on the importance of collaboration between large and small non-profit media. The quote reads: 'Small non-profit media benefit from larger media's solidarity, big media can learn from the small ones about resilience and audience engagement.' The image includes a professional photo of Judith Fiebelkorn, a woman with glasses and shoulder-length dark hair, in the lower-right corner. The background is orange, with the n-ost logo at the bottom.
A photo shows three female journalists in a collaborative setting, working on laptops during what appears to be a data-focused training session. The text "Call for Participants" is placed at the top, encouraging applications for a data journalism conference. The event will train Central Asian journalists on covering topics related to international economic cooperation and trade. The image reflects the workshop atmosphere of the conference, aiming to build practical skills for reporting on economic data and cross-border investment. This visual underscores the professional nature of the event, which is tailored for reporters in Central Asia. Text reads "Data Journalism Conference & Training" against a light orange background with dotted patterns. The message invites journalists from Central Asia to participate in a data journalism conference, focusing on the impact of international economic cooperation. The examples provided include topics such as Chinese investments in Central Asia and
A promotional poster for a German-Ukrainian Journalist Exchange program. The background is a vibrant blue. At the top, in large black text, it reads 'German-Ukrainian Journalist Exchange'. Below this, in a stylized cursive font, is the word 'Open call' with an asterisk in light green at the end. The bottom of the image displays 'deadline: 06.10.24' in light green text. Logos for 'reporting together', 'n-ost', and 'Prague Civil Society Centre' are visible at the bottom right. The design is minimalist and eye-catching, using only blue, black, and light green colors.