Bruno Waterfield is a Brussels correspondent for The Times and The Australian, with a focus on multinational issues, particularly relating to the United Kingdom. His work has also been featured in publications such as Stuff and spiked LTD. Bruno covers a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, and current affairs, with a particular emphasis on European Union affairs and UK-EU relations.
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Bruno Waterfield's coverage heavily revolves around government & politics, world affairs, and to a lesser extent culture & society. His articles focus on Dutch politics, the European Union, Geert Wilders, Ukraine, and migration.
Given his focus on legal policy regulation (17%) and government announcements (31%), he is likely interested in news related to governmental decisions or policies within the Netherlands and Europe. Additionally, evolving stories make up a significant portion of his work at 20%, indicating an interest in ongoing developments rather than isolated events.
He also covers breaking news regularly (12%). Therefore, pitches regarding current political situations in the Netherlands or broader EU topics would likely be well-received by Bruno. Furthermore, given his coverage of international relations with a specific emphasis on Ukraine as well as cultural & societal issues including migration suggest that relevant commentary from experts in those areas could be valuable for him.
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European voters are demanding a shared, civic future.
By: Bruno Waterfield, David Harding, Oliver Wright, Seren.Hughes, Tel Aviv, Ali Mitib
The former Israeli defence minister Yoav Gallant and a Hamas leader are also named by the International Criminal Court over allegations of war crimes
By: David Harding, Ali Mitib, Bruno Waterfield, Seren.Hughes
The former Israeli defence minister Yoav Gallant and a Hamas leader are also named by the International Criminal Court over allegations of war crimes
Markus Fritsche is alleged to have used his access to all aspects of the F1 champion’s medical care to plan an extortion scheme after he was sacked
The parliamentary vote took place in a climate of political uncertainty as Calin Georgescu’s victory in last week’s presidential election could yet be annulled
The continent is adapting to a political landscape that has been transformed beyond recognition since the last change of guard in 2019
The new law entitles sex workers to social security and pensions, but critics say it fails to address stigmas and stereotypes about sex work
Conservationists say proposal to remove protected status has ‘purely political motivations’ as farmers demand right to kill problem predators
By: Bruno Waterfield, Oliver Wright
Chancellor is the first finance minister to meet her eurozone counterparts since Britain left as she seeks a trade deal reset
By: Bruno Waterfield, Oliver Wright
Price of a new trade deal with Sir Keir Starmer will include giving European fishermen access to British waters and acceptance of ECJ jurisdiction
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