Ex- “Tagesschau” spokesman
Constantin Schreiber goes to Tel Aviv for Axel Springer
After his farewell to the “Tagesschau”, it was initially unclear what Constantin Schreiber does next. Now it is clear: Axel Springer sends him to Israel.
Constantin Schreiber said goodbye in his last 8 p.m. edition of the “Tagesschau” in his last 8 p.m. edition.
“I wish you all of us, a lot of positive news and believe in the good. A Chinese proverb is: Wherever you go, go with your heart. I think that’s a good advice. I wish you a nice evening for the last time.”
Now it is clear where the 45-year-old will go: according to Tel Aviv in Israel. From September 1, 2025, he will work there as a “Global Reporter” for the Axel Springer-Verlag. The company announced this in one.
As a reporter in the Axel Springer Global Reporters Network, Schreiber should report on the Middle East for the Springer brand “Welt”.
Constantin Schreiber known as the author about Islam and democracy
“The topics for which I have been standing as a journalist and author for years are more important than ever. I look forward to accompanying and classifying politics and world events with various formats as part of Axel Springer’s global reporter with many millions of users in Europe and the USA,” said Schreiber, according to the press release.
Schreiber has already published numerous novels and books in recent years, including about Islam. His publications also include the pamphlet “Let us speak openly! Why democracy needs fearless debates”, in which writers pleaded to listen to each other and to endure discussions. The 45-year-old has been one of the best-known news programs on German television since 2017.
John Harris, head of the Global Reporter Networks, said to the new personnel: “Journalism is changing rapidly, personality and brand are becoming more important. With Constantin Schreiber, we win an excellent journalist for the Axel Springer Global Reporters Network, whose expertise in key topics such as the Middle East, Migration and Geopolitics will enrich the offer of all media brands by Axel Springer. “
She will follow writer in the “Tagesschau”
The public law ARD had announced in mid-May, writers go at their own request. He himself wrote on Instagram that for him it was time for new things, and therefore time to say goodbye to the “Tagesschau”.
There is even more movement in the spokesman’s team: On June 14th, journalist Romy Hiller joins the 8 p.m. issue, this had already become known. In addition to Hiller, Jens Riewa, Susanne Daubner, Julia-Niharika sen and Thorsten Schröder belong to the “Tagesschau” team to Schreiber’s departure.
RW/with news agency dpa
Source: Stern
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