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Translations from, to and within Southeast Europe

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ilb – berlin

3-12 September
With Tatiana Țîbuleac and Ena Katarina Haler

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Latest News

  • Postcards from Leipzig

    What does a few days in Leipzig look like through the eyes of a comic artist? Last spring, we invited Alexander Zograf t…

  • SINTRAK | in Tirana

    A new festival is coming to Albania: SINTRAK – Contemporary Poetry & Choreography Festival brings together contempor…

  • Druga prikazna in Skopje

    The 11th edition of the Druga prikazna literature festival is taking place in Skopje from 4 to 6 September. This year’s …

  • Slovo Gorčina

    The cultural festival Slovo Gorčina will take place in Stolac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, from 24 to 26 July 2026. The fest…

  • Odakle zovem Montenegro

    The 2026 edition of the Odakle zovem Festival opens this evening in Podgorica, Montenegro. From 2–5 July, the Karver Boo…

  • International Danube Festival

    Every two years, the Danube Office Ulm/Neu-Ulm invites visitors to the International Danube Festival. For ten days, ther…

  • Bookstan Sarajevo

    Only a few weeks to go! In the beginning of July, the festival Bookstan Sarajevo will take place in Bosnia. From 1-4 Jul…

  • Lyrik mehrhändig übersetzt

    Selma Asotić is touring in Germany & Austria in June. First up is Halle! Bosnian poet Selma Asotić in conversation w…

  • Lidija Dimkovska in Bukarest

    Yesterday, the Bookfest festival opened its doors in Bucharest. Tomorrow evening, North Macedonian author Lidija Dimkovs…

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Digital

  • Literaturpalast Audiospur

    Literaturpalast Audiospur

    In the podcast Literaturpalast Audiospur, Tino Schlench meets authors, translators, journalists and other people from the literary world who are, in one way or another, connected to literature from Southeast Europe.

  • Revisiting Residencies

    Revisiting Residencies

    In this series we invite translators and writers who were guests of a TRADUKI residence to share their experiences and impressions with us.

  • Angelesen: Stories from Southeast Europe

    Angelesen: Stories from Southeast Europe

    In the series we present short snippets from different literary works – be it poetry, prose, or children’s books. The passages are read by the actors Susanne Bormann and Aleksandar Radenković, who guide the listeners through stories and tales from the Southeast European region.

  • Books for Breakfast

    Books for Breakfast

    Our “Books for Breakfast” project brought authors and literary experts directly into your home and to your breakfast table. With them in tow: tons of reading material from Southeast Europe, personal favourites, and lasting reading impressions.

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Grants

Next submission window:

  • Translation grants

    1 December 2026 1 February 2027
  • Residency grants

    15 August 15 September 2027
  • Project grants

    Applications accepted year-round (see guidelines)
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Partners

The TRADUKI network is a project of the Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs of the Republic of Austria, German Federal Foreign Office, Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia, the Austrian Forum for Literary Translation on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Housing, Arts, Culture, Media and Sport of the Republic of Austria, Goethe Institut, S. Fischer Foundation, Slovenian Book Agency, Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Environment and Culture of the Principality of Liechtenstein, Cultural Foundation Liechtenstein, Ministry of Economy, Culture and Innovation of Albania, Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia, the Ministry of Culture of Romania, Ministry for Culture and Media of Montenegro, Leipzig Book Fair, Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of North Macedonia and Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Bulgaria.

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