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Kristina Jovanovski

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About Kristina
Kristina is a Canadian journalist based in Berlin with more than 15 years of experience, reporting across all platforms, as well as producing in television newsrooms. She has done a mix of video, radio and written reports, including for Euronews, NBC News, The Times of London, BBC, and DW among others.

She films and edits her own packages using a Sony A73 and Adobe Premiere Pro.

She has done lives for Euronews, BBC (radio and television), Sky News, France 24, Al Jazeera, MSNBC, Monocle Radio and CBC television.

Previous to Germany, she was based in Turkey, which she still often covers, and before that, she reported on the war in Ukraine from 2014 to 2016 from both sides of the frontline.

Prior to Ukraine, she was based in Hungary. 

Kristina has extensive experience in enterprise reporting in challenging environments, from facing sniper fire to a massive natural disaster. A feature story she did on the 2023 earthquake in Turkey led the entire NBC News website, several packages she filmed, edited and reported for Euronews were picked up by EBU, and a digital video she pitched and filmed for Al Jazeera received a million views online.

She also worked as a news producer for Sky in London and as a news producer and writer for CBC and CTV in Toronto.

She has done hostile environment training, with the help of a Rory Peck Trust bursary.

She received a MA in journalism from Western University and Honours BA with distinction from the University of Toronto, specialising in political science.
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Israel Cabinet Picks Could Strain Relations With Turkey, Analysts Warn
25 Nov 2024  |  themedialine.org
Analysts express concerns that US President-elect Donald Trump's pro-Israel cabinet picks could strain relations with Turkey. Key figures like Elise Stefanik, Mike Huckabee, and Marco Rubio are noted for their strong pro-Israel stances, which may complicate diplomatic ties with Turkey, especially regarding issues like the West Bank and Gaza. Turkey's President Erdogan faces domestic criticism for maintaining relations with Israel, and the potential for increased tensions with the US is highlighted. The article discusses the geopolitical implications, including Turkey's relations with Iran and Russia, and the potential impact on regional stability.
Israel Lauds New UK Opposition Leader as She Appoints Pro
05 Nov 2024  |  themedialine.org
Kemi Badenoch, the new leader of the UK's opposition Conservative Party, has appointed Priti Patel as the foreign affairs chief, reinforcing the party's strong support for Israel. Badenoch has criticized the Labour government for its stance on Israel and the war in Gaza, while the Israeli government has praised her leadership. The article highlights internal party disagreements over Israel's conduct in Gaza and Badenoch's controversial statements on immigration and cultural values. The Conservative Friends of Israel and the Jewish Leadership Council have expressed support for Badenoch, while social campaigner Jonathan Romain calls for UK efforts to foster peace in the Middle East.
Exiled Cleric’s Death Likely To Improve Turkish-US Relations, Analysts Say
31 Oct 2024  |  themedialine.org
The death of Fethullah Gülen, a Pennsylvania-based Turkish cleric accused by Ankara of masterminding the 2016 coup attempt, is expected to improve Turkish-US relations by easing tensions over his extradition. Analysts suggest that while the issue of extradition requests for Gülen's followers remains, it will likely become less prominent. The situation may allow for renewed diplomatic engagement between the two nations. Despite Gülen's death, Turkey may continue operations against his network, though not in the US or Europe. International organizations like Amnesty International and the UNHCR have expressed concerns over recent extradition cases, but their influence on Turkey's policies is limited.
Diplomatic Dispute Over WWII Statue
22 Oct 2024  |  ru.euronews.com
A diplomatic dispute has arisen over a statue in Berlin commemorating victims of sexual violence by Japanese soldiers during World War II. The statue, supported by the Korea Verband, faces removal following pressure from Japan, which argues it presents a one-sided narrative. Berlin authorities are considering replacing it with a more general memorial. The controversy highlights tensions between Japan and South Korea, with implications for Berlin's diplomatic relations. Despite Japan's past apologies and financial reparations, the statue remains a point of contention, with local support for its preservation.
Monument erected for sexual abuse victims of World War II in Berlin sparks controversy
22 Oct 2024  |  tr.euronews.com
A monument in Berlin commemorating Korean women sexually abused by Japanese soldiers during World War II has sparked controversy. The Korea Verband, a South Korean diaspora organization, plans to sue Berlin's Mitte district over the decision to remove the statue. Japan has long called for its removal, citing diplomatic tensions. Berlin's local government is considering replacing it with a more general monument for women affected by wartime sexual violence. The issue highlights the complex diplomatic relations between Japan, South Korea, and Germany, with differing views on historical memory and reconciliation.
German Business Associations Alarmed by Impact of Land Border Controls
11 Oct 2024  |  es.euronews.com
German business associations express alarm over the economic impact of reintroduced land border controls, fearing delays in goods and workforce movement. The Chamber of Commerce and Industry highlights issues for perishable goods, while the Frankfurt Oder Chamber of Commerce advocates for expedited worker entry. Concerns extend to potential ripple effects across Europe, with the Federal Association of Freight Transport and Logistics urging a return to 'green lanes' for cargo. The Ministry of the Interior justifies controls for security, while Allianz Trade warns of increased costs and recession risks. The Federal Association of Road Haulage, Logistics and Disposal foresees higher consumer prices due to transport delays.
Germany's business groups alarmed over land border controls impacting economy
11 Oct 2024  |  www.euronews.com
Germany's business groups express concern over the reintroduction of land border controls, fearing economic repercussions. The Chamber of Commerce and Industry highlights delays affecting time-sensitive goods and workforce mobility. The Federal Association for Freight Forwarding and Logistics warns of potential delays and cost increases, urging the implementation of green lanes. The interior ministry justifies the checks as a measure against irregular migration and crime. Allianz Trade predicts increased transport costs and recession risks, while the Federal Association of Road Haulage, Logistics, and Disposal warns of higher consumer prices due to potential traffic jams and delays.
German Business Groups Alarmed by Land Border Controls
11 Oct 2024  |  ru.euronews.com
German business groups express alarm over the reintroduction of land border controls, fearing negative impacts on both business operations and the broader economy. The German Chamber of Commerce highlights delays affecting urgent deliveries, while the Frankfurt Chamber of Commerce advocates for expedited worker checks. The National Association for Freight and Logistics warns of catastrophic consequences if other European countries follow suit. Allianz Trade predicts potential trade volume reductions and recession risks. The Federal Association of Road Transport foresees increased costs and consumer prices, urging the European Commission to consider special lanes for trucks to bypass controls.
Baku Climate Action Week urges companies to commit to reducing methane emissions
04 Oct 2024  |  es.euronews.com
The Baku Climate Action Week, held in Azerbaijan's capital before COP29, emphasized the need for companies to reduce methane emissions, a significant contributor to global warming. NGOs urged oil and gas companies to limit emissions, while countries were encouraged to demand low-emission imports. The Environmental Defense Fund highlighted the importance of public demand and governmental pressure for corporate commitments. The International Energy Agency reported that the energy sector accounts for over a third of human-induced methane emissions. The event also explored financial opportunities in the green sector, with Baku aiming to secure more funding for greenhouse gas reduction, positioning the summit as a critical test for the Paris Agreement.
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