Profiles 2014

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Krasimir Yankov

Krasimir Yankov is a freelance journalist and researcher from Bulgaria, currently based in Ukraine, who previously worked as a foreign news reporter for the Capital weekly in Sofia.

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Lina Vdovîi

Lina Vdovii is a member of the Casa Jurnalistului collective of independent journalists in Bucharest who also worked as a contributing editor to Romanian national television’s website.

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Dragana Peco

Dragana Peco is a Belgrade-based reporter at the Centre for Investigative Journalism of Serbia and the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project.

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Marija Mitevska

Marija Mitevska is a Skopje-based correspondent for Radio Free Europe’s Macedonian language service who also provides TV interviews and video reports for the station’s website.

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Tanja Matic

Tanja covers the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague for SENSE news agency.

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Branko Krivokapic

Branko is a sports journalist with the TV Vijesti television station and Sportski Žurnal newspaper.

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Marija Knezevic

Marija is deputy editor-in-chief of  Zadarski List, a newspaper in the Croatian coastal city of Zadar, where she covers politics, society and culture.

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Konstantinos Kallergis

Kostas Kallergis is a freelance journalist and television producer based in Athens, with extensive experience in documentary-making.

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Boryana Dzhambazova

Boryana is a freelance journalist based in Sofia.

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Jeta Abazi

Jeta works at the University of Pristina, Department of Journalism.

Topic

Topic 2014: Generations

This year’s annual topic is Generations. Think of a powerful story that you have always wanted to report, and link it to this theme while crafting your proposal. Remember, it is better to have a strong central idea that is loosely linked to the annual theme than to have a weak idea that is strongly linked to the theme.