Caleb Larson is a defense reporter for POLITICO Europe, with his work also appearing in various publications such as CBC, The Daily Caller, and Newsweek. Specializing in European defense and security issues, Caleb covers topics such as military developments, international relations, and conflicts in the region.
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Caleb Larson focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on European affairs, particularly Germany, Ukraine, and Russia. His coverage includes military developments, international relations, and space exploration.
Given his focus on evolving stories and government announcements as well as press releases related to world affairs topics such as defense policy changes or geopolitical shifts would likely be of interest to him. Caleb also covers the European Union extensively so pitches concerning EU policies or its interactions with other nations could be relevant.
He has a keen interest in military matters so insights from experts about defense strategies or geopolitical implications of military actions are likely to catch his attention. Additionally, given the presence of space-related articles in his works he may also appreciate expert commentary regarding space missions or exploration efforts tied into broader political implications.
When reaching out it's essential to keep these thematic areas in mind while ensuring that any proposed content aligns closely with specific countries like Germany, Ukraine and Russia along with their respective positions within NATO.
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By: Joseph Bambridge, Laura Kayali, Caleb Larson, Hans Von Der Burchard
Berlin had come under fierce pressure from Riyadh, the UK and arms companies to change position.
By: Hanne Cokelaere, Jacopo Barigazzi, Laura Kayali, Caleb Larson, Clea Caulcutt, Barbara Moens
US and UK launched strikes against Houthi rebels but European nations are split on whether to join in.
A final decision rests with Chancellor Olaf Scholz. BERLIN — German lawmakers on Wednesday voted against a proposal from the center-right
By: Caleb Larson
Uniting Against Tech Oligarchy: The Sale of TikTok and the Open App Markets Act
Caleb Larson
By: Caleb Larson
T he internet is currently controlled through searching, and if Google single-handedly dominates the means through which searching works, then Google effectively controls the internet.
Despite high hopes for Kyiv’s F-16, air superiority in Ukrainian skies is ‘four to five years’ away.
To understand the value of air superiority in the 21st century, military planners should look to Ukraine and its surprise invasion of Russia.
By: Caleb Larson
In the race to AI supremacy, few things are as important as having access to advanced computer chips. The United States and China are currently vying for the top spot, so it makes sense to implement r...
Germany’s next federal elections are scheduled for the fall of next year but will likely be moved forward to the spring following a confidence vote.
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