Journalists

Stanimir Vaglenov is the online projects manager at Media Group Bulgaria.

Stanislau Ivashkevich is a Belarusian investigative journalist at Belsat TV, chairman of the only investigative center in his country ESnaUra! z.s. (registered in Czech Republic). 

Stef Arends is a Dutch freelance (video)journalist based in Belgium.

Stefan Vermeulen is an awarded investigative journalist specialised in financial and economic issues.

Stefania Maurizi is an Italian investigative journalist, a regular contributor to the Italian leading newspaper la Repubblica.

Stefano Gurciullo is an Italian data specialist based in Berlin (Germany)

Stefano Valentino is an Italian entrepreneurial journalist, member of the European Data Journalism Network and a specialist of global ecological crises.

Stephan Vanfleteren lives and works in his native Belgium. After his photography studies he started to work as a freelancer in 1993.

Stephane Horel (France) works as an investigative journalist for Le Monde.

Stephen Tsoroti is a journalist from Zimbabwe.

Steve Kretzmann is a freelance journalist with over 20 years of experience, based in South Africa.

Steven Decraene is a Belgian journalist.

Steven Vanden Bussche (1979) is an investigative journalist at Apache.

Stig Junes (1989) is a Belgian director and filmmaker. 

Suadad al-Salhy is a freelance journalist that has worked for global news organisations covering politics and security in Iraq.

Dr. Susanne Götze works a journalist in Berlin and holds a PhD in history. 

Suzie Manyong Nawat is a Congolese journalist.

Sven Tuytens (1967) is a Belgian journalist and writer. 

Svetlana Batalova is a Bulgarian journalist.

Sylke Gruhnwald is the editor in chief of the Swiss magazine «Republik».

Taras Zozulinskyy is an Ukrainan investigative journalist. 

Tatjana Mischke (Germany) works as a freelance journalist for television and radio.

Teodora Mihai (1981) is a Belgian-Romanian documentary maker and scriptwriter. She was born in Bucharest, Romania, under Nicolae Ceausescu’s dictatorship. In '89 she came to Belgium and was reunited with her parents, who had fled there the year before. Mihai studied film at the Sarah Lawrence College in Upstate New York and worked as script supervisor, assistant director and TV maker.

Teun Voeten, who originally studied Cultural Anthropology and Philosophy in the Netherlands, is an award-winning photojournalist and author who has been covering the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Sudan, Angola, Sierra Leone, Afghanistan, Colombia, Gaza, Liberia, Lebanon and Iraq.

Tevye Markson is a British freelance journalist with an interest in social and environmental issues, international politics and global underground music cultures.

Thembi Mutch is a global studies research associate at Roehampton and Sussex Universities.

Thibeau Aerts is a Belgian Iran expert and freelance producer.

Thomas Muntz (1987) is a philosopher and political scientist. He is editor-in-chier of deFusie.net, an opinion platform for young academics, junior lecturer of philosophical history at Amsterdam University and freelance investigative journalist for De Onderzoeksredactie, De Groene Amsterdammer and De Correspondent.