Editorial Board Member and Columnist, The Guardian, UK
Natalie Nougayrede, a member of The Guardian’s Editorial Board and Editor of Europe Now, also
writes a column on European and foreign affairs. She was previously the editor of Le Monde, and
before that, its diplomatic correspondent (2006-13) and Moscow bureau chief (2001-5). She was
awarded the Albert Londres journalism prize for her coverage of the Chechnya war. She serves
on the board of the Primo Levi Centre in Paris, an NGO which helps refugees who have been
victims of torture. She is a member of the Körber Foundation’s History Refl ection Group, and of
the ECFR Council. From September 2019 to June 2020 she will be researching a project on a New
Pan-European Quality News Media, as part of a fellowship with the Robert Bosch Academy, Berlin.