Christoph Scheuermann

Christoph Scheuermann has won the 2019 European Press Prize Distinguished Reporting Award with ‘Fifty-Six Days of Separation‘

Christoph Scheuermann is Der Spiegel’s bureau chief in Washington, DC, and writes about US politics for the magazine. He’s been writing about the impact of populist movements and policies for over six years, including immigration. Prior to the US he was based in London where he covered the Brexit referendum, the Scottish independence movement and the immigration debate in Europe. He is married with two children.

Marian Blasberg

Marian Blasberg has won the 2019 European Press Prize Distinguished Reporting Award with ‘Fifty-Six Days of Separation‘

Marian Blasberg, 43, is a reporter with Germany’s Der SPIEGEL. Based in the magazine’s Rio de Janeiro office, he covers mainly latin-american topics. Marian studied philosophy and literature in Düsseldorf before he attended the German School of Journalism in Munich. After nine years at Die ZEIT, he joined Der SPIEGEL in late 2014. At the moment, Marian is on a sabbatical, taking care of his two small children.