Gabriel Gavin is a Writer and Reporter at POLITICO in Brussels. He specializes in Eurasian politics and foreign affairs, with a focus on Russia, the former Soviet Union, and Turkey, often covering armed conflicts, political crises, and economic upheaval. Gabriel's work has been featured in POLITICO, UnHerd, Yahoo News, E&E News, Daily Climate, and POLITICO Europe.
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The decision is an “attempt to exclude us through bureaucratic means,” the right wing think tank has complained.
By: Gabriel Gavin
The bloc must be ready to admit hardworking candidate countries — with safeguards in place to ensure they stay on track, Commissioner Marta Kos told POLITICO.
By: Gabriel Gavin
Former Hungarian prime minister denies corruption allegations and insists he’s staying in politics.
By: Gabriel Gavin, Júlia Vadler
Former Hungarian prime minister is standing by “old friendships” ahead of a ruling on whether Le Pen is blocked from presidential race.
By: Gabriel Gavin, Nicholas Vinocur, Gregorio Sorgi
Trade wars and armed conflicts are on the agenda for the EU summit, which starts Thursday night.
By: Gabriel Gavin, Zoya Sheftalovich, Camille Gijs, Gregorio Sorgi
Two topics dominate this week’s European Council. They have more in common than you’d think.
“The European Union cannot assume the role of mediator in these negotiations,” Kristen Michal told POLITICO.
By: Gabriel Gavin, Jacopo Barigazzi, Nette Nöstlinger, Camille Gijs
Late-night Brussels summit exposes splits between leaders over how and when to negotiate with Russia over Ukraine ― and who should do it.
GOOD MORNING . I'm Gabriel Gavin , coming to you bleary-eyed after European Council talks wrapped up around 1:15 a.m.
By: Zoya Sheftalovich, Gabriel Gavin
Commission chief's trip underscores Brussels' backing for Armenia's Western turn after a landmark election that dealt a blow to Russian influence in the region.
