Freelance Reporter

The newly launched news website EUPerspectives.eu is looking for experienced Brussels-based freelance journalists to cooperate with on covering EU policy across several areas, including competitiveness, energy, defense and tech. The ideal candidate will write two to four articles a week (based on preference and prior agreement) ranging from reports on policy development across the EU institutions and analytical pieces to short interviews with stakeholders.

Profile

• Brussels-based

• Proven understanding of EU policy and institutions

• Excellent English

• Ability to write engaging, high-quality articles

• Reliability and ability to meet deadlines

• Willingness to network and cultivate sources

• Established contacts in relevant policy areas (a plus)

Responsibilities

• Monitor developments in assigned policy areas

• Deliver high-quality articles as agreed

• Contribute to our editorial mission

About EU Perspectives

EU Perspectives is a newly launched news platform focused on key EU policy dossiers and their impact on the economy and competitiveness of the European Union and its Member States.

Aimed at readers with a keen interest in EU policymaking, our coverage spans the internal market, sustainable economic growth, global competitiveness, and EU security.

Its primary audience includes those directly involved in drafting and shaping the European Union’s regulations at political, expert, or advisory levels. It also addresses individuals impacted by EU regulations and directives in the management of businesses and institutions across key economic sectors. An important portion of the readership comes from academia, independent think tanks, and civil society representatives, who play a crucial role in EU policy-making through open debate and by providing valuable feedback on decisions already made at the European level.

Thanks to links to national media publishers who have been active on the market for ten years, EU Perspectives also reaches the broader public, offering coverage in select national languages.