Funding and benefits: 25th German-Eastern European Programme German-Eastern European P.O. Box 31 07 46 would like to announce its twenty-fifth bursary for journalists from Eastern Europe European journalists the opportunity to work for two months as a guest editor in http://www.ijp.org an Eastern European, Baltic or German editorial office. Due to the war, in 2025 countries and regions. These include the United States, Northern Europe, the Rainer Haubrich newspaper DIE ZEIT, gave her name to the IJP programme for Eastern Europe. Miodrag Soric The German-Eastern European Programme - like all IJP scholarship programmes - Eligibility and filters: Prof. Dr. Reinhard Bettzuege countries, who can apply for a two-month working stay in Germany. Due to the for Eastern European applicants. For applicants from Germany, knowledge of an Eastern Applicants are requested to submit the following documents in German or English as a The selection committee will inform applicants of the outcome by June 6, 2026. Application: Application Applications are open to German and Eastern European journalists, bloggers and Applications must be submitted by April 30th, 2026 and sent by email to [email protected]. Applicants are requested to submit the following documents in German or English as a application, confirming (where applicable) leave of absence for the duration whom they have worked closely may be submitted. • three written work samples. TV and radio journalists are requested to submit a filmmakers should submit a list with links to existing projects as well as a Past editions and people: Marion Gräfin Dönhoff Fellowship [email protected] The Marion Gräfin Dönhoff Journalism Fellowship gives German and Eastern The programme does not end after two months. All fellows are invited to participate in alumni activities beyond the duration of the programme.