Matthew Karnitschnig is the Chief Correspondent at POLITICO Europe. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, culture and society, business and economics, as well as health and wellness. His work has been featured in E&E News, EURACTIV, and Eurasia Review.
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Matthew Karnitschnig's coverage heavily emphasizes government and politics, with a focus on German and European Union politics. He appears to be particularly interested in legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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By: Matthew Karnitschnig, Nick Alipour, Magnus Lund Nielsen
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By: Matthew Karnitschnig, Magnus Lund Nielsen
A spokesman confirmed Martín Varsavsky’s departure, but denied any correlation with last week's public squabble
Once a bastion of conservative values, Springer has become something mushier. One day Döpfner might be extolling JD Vance’s attacks on Europe as “inspiring,” only to lambast Trump and sound the death knell for the transatlantic alliance the next.
The Brief on Friday: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of the week in news.
By: Magnus Lund Nielsen, Sarantis Michalopoulos, Matthew Karnitschnig
Euractiv’s weekly newsletter on politics, lobbying, and the media.
Germany has a coalition deal – but will have to wait another month for an actual new government. What are they waiting for?
Brussels needs to crawl out of its den and growl back at Bratislava over the ongoing slaughter of bears.
By: Sarantis Michalopoulos, Matthew Karnitschnig
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is no stranger to scandal. Remember Predator?
Perhaps most depressing for Merz is that his epic fail all but confirmed he doesn’t have what it takes – something his nemesis Angela Merkel proved decades ago.
By: Matthew Karnitschnig
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