James Crisp is an experienced Europe Editor, with his work appearing in various prominent publications such as Yahoo News, New Zealand Herald, and The Telegraph. With a focus on multinational news, James covers a wide range of topics including politics, current affairs, and cultural events across Europe.
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James Crisp's coverage spans European politics, shootings, wildlife, climate change, and international relations. His articles include government announcements and evolving stories. Given his focus on European politics and the themes covered in his articles, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to EU policies and regulations or breaking news related to European political developments.
For example, if you have expertise in EU policy changes or can provide insights into how hard-right parties are influencing current political landscapes in Europe. Additionally, given that some of the topics covered touch on sensitive issues such as shootings and climate change impacts (wildlife causing electricity blackouts), carefully crafted pitches with relevant expert commentary could be well-received by James.
If your pitch pertains to sports-related topics within the context of international relations or government involvement in sports events (e.g., implications for diplomatic relationships), it might also align with some of James' interests.
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By: James Crisp
Barzan Majeed says he has lost count of the thousands of migrants he has sent to Britain
By: James Crisp
Europe's most wanted migrant smuggler has been tracked down in Iraq and “looks like an affluent golfer with manicured nails”.
Georgian riot police are currently locked in a tense stand-off with protesters, demonstrating against a controversial “foreign agents” law , outside the parliament in Tbilisi.
There have been reports of demonstrators being beaten by officers
Britain took back 50 migrants from Ireland just months before Rishi Sunak said he was “not interested” in accepting failed asylum seekers crossing the border into the Republic.
Robert Fico, Slovakia's pro-Russian prime minister, is fighting for his life after being shot by a would-be assassin.
Robert Fico's condition has stabilised but is still “very serious” after the pro-Russian prime minister of Slovakia was shot multiple times by an assassin
By: James Crisp, Meike Eijsberg
Geert Wilders pledges ‘strictest asylum policy ever’ and ‘the sun will shine again in the Netherlands’
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