Julian E. is a reporter at The New York Times, specializing in intelligence and national security. With a strong focus on biology and life sciences, his work often intersects with themes in ecology, zoology, and veterinary science. Julian's reporting has been featured in prominent publications such as Nature Portfolio, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic, and many others.
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Julian E.'s coverage heavily leans towards government, politics, and world affairs with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news in international relations, espionage, and geopolitical developments. Given this focus, Julian is likely to be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insights into current geopolitical events or offer analysis on the evolving political landscape of countries like Russia, Ukraine, China, North Korea as well as their relationships with other nations such as the United States.
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