Central Europe correspondent, based in Warsaw
Raphael Minder is the Central Europe correspondent for The Financial Times, based in Warsaw. He has also worked for The New York Times in Spain and is the author of the book "¿Esto es España?". His reporting covers a wide range of topics including politics, economics, and social issues in Central Europe.
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Raphael Minder's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with specific attention to Poland, Ukraine, the European Union, and political events such as elections. He often covers evolving stories and government announcements related to these topics. Given this focus, Raphael is likely looking for sources who can provide insights into political developments in these regions.
As a journalist covering world affairs and governmental policies in specific countries like Poland and Ukraine within the European context, he would be interested in hearing from experts with deep knowledge of local politics or international relations within those areas. Insights related to EU policies could also be relevant.
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By: John Paul Rathbone, Henry Foy, Raphael Minder
Western governments are struggling to respond to what they say is a growing Russian campaign of sabotage attempts including arson at military bases and civilian infrastructure across Europe.
Country risks losing bloc’s support for Russian war effort by prolonging dispute, says founder of Kernel
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Prague-based company hopes to win politically charged takeover battle
Former defence minister says government launched politically motivated criminal probe into decision to send jets to Ukraine
Long-standing concerns in EU capitals about US president’s fitness are starting to be aired publicly
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