N-ost

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Template:Langr – Network for Border Crossing Journalism e.V. is a European journalism network. The media NGO has a focus on Eastern Europe and is committed to cross-border and multiperspective reporting. Template:Langr connects journalists and media, supports research and provides training: 500 correspondents, photographers and editors work from across Europe. Template:Langr headquarters are based in Berlin, Germany.[1]

## Overview

Template:Langr aims to improve journalists’ reporting on Eastern Europe. It also aims to make a contribution to the development of democratic media in Eastern Europe and to the establishment of a pan-European public sphere.

Template:Langr was founded in 2006.

Since May 2008 Template:Langr has been producing eurotopics.net – a quadri-lingual European online debate portal – on behalf of the Template:Langrlink ('Federal Agency for Civic Education') – for which it has a separate team of editorial staff.

Template:Langr works closely with other journalists' organisations and networks pursuing similar aims, both in Germany and at an international level. These include the journalists’ organisation Template:Langr, the Polish foundation Template:Langr and the Hungarian Template:Langr Academy of Journalism. Template:Langr also stages joint projects with a number of foundations and institutions, including the foundation "Memory, Responsibility and Future", the Template:Langrlink, the Template:Langrlink, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Institute for Foreign Relations, the BMW Foundation Template:Langr, the German-Czech Future Fund, the Template:Langr, the Template:Langrlink, the Template:Langrlink for Freedom, Template:Langrlink, the Template:Langr (now Template:Langr Foundation) and the Goethe Institute.

In July 2025, the Template:Langr NGO was declared an undesirable organization in Russia.[2]

## References

1. ↑ "Home" (in en-US). https://n-ost.org/.
2. ↑ "Фонд по борьбе с ВИЧ, сеть журналистов и американскую компанию добавили в список «нежелательных»" (in ru). OVD-Info. 4 August 2025. https://ovd.info/express-news/2025/08/04/fond-po-borbe-s-vich-set-zhurnalistov-i-amerikanskuyu-kompaniyu-dobavili-v.

## External links

* n-ost
* legalleaks.info
* interview with the ex-managing director of Template:Langr
* Interview with Template:Langr, managing director of Template:Langr
* The Hamburg Signal on Freedom of the Press and Freedom of Thought in Eastern Europe
* Article on Template:Langr in Hidden Europe
* Article on Template:Langr in the magazine Europa * eurotopics.net

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