Sitting within the wider European legal team you are a driven, enthusiastic well-rounded reporter who has a solid network of contacts within the European Commission and the legal world. You’ll be expected to collaborate closely with colleagues in your team, bureau and across the world to produce compelling journalism.
Your key focus will be on how Europe’s antitrust policy is adapting to tackle the dominance of a small group of immensely powerful companies, how its enforcement agenda is evolving, as well as tracking closely how its various investigations are progressing. You’ll be expected to break news on the evolving energy crisis, state aid and on the fallout of Elon Musk buying Twitter.
You will also work closely with a team of experienced reporters in Brussels and other European capitals to cover a wide range of topics from technology to government.
There will also be opportunities to write the daily Brussels newsletter, closely read by EU insiders.
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