Kevin Whitelaw is a Brussels bureau chief and journalist with a diverse portfolio of work. He has written for publications such as the Killeen Daily Herald, Leader-Telegram, Bloomberg News, Bloomberg Law, Oil & Gas Jobs by Rigzone, Yahoo News, and Business Day. Kevin's articles cover a range of topics including terrorism, European politics, economics, and cultural events.
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Kevin Whitelaw's coverage predominantly focuses on European politics, particularly the European Union and its member countries. He also covers evolving government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Kevin Whitelaw, Gian Volpicelli, Jorge Valero
Thierry Breton , the European Union's influential internal market chief, resigned Monday from the bloc's executive arm, saying that France was asked to provide a different nominee for the next European Commission.
By: Jorge Valero, Gian Volpicelli, Kevin Whitelaw
Thierry Breton, the influential EU Commissioner in charge of the internal market, has resigned from the bloc's executive arm, saying that France was asked to provide a different nominee for the next European Commission.
By: Marton Eder, Piotr Bujnicki, Kevin Whitelaw, Irina Vilcu
· (Bloomberg) -- Cities from Budapest to Wroclaw in Poland are racing to build up their defenses as floodwaters peak over the coming days.
The European Union plans to fund a €35 billion ($39.1 billion) loan backed by future profits from immobilized Russian central bank assets to help provide more predictable financial support to Ukraine, the Financial Times reported.
Welcome to the Brussels Edition, Bloomberg’s daily briefing on what matters most in the heart of the European Union.
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By: Samuel Stolton, Kevin Whitelaw
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