Tim Gosling is a journalist at various international media outlets, including Al Jazeera and Deutsche Welle. Based in Prague for over two decades, he focuses on politics, populism, protest, energy, and economics across Central and Eastern Europe, often exploring the intersection of social issues and sports. Tim's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as Newswav, Balkan Insight, and The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Tim Gosling's coverage heavily revolves around government and politics, focusing on international relations, particularly in Eastern Europe. He is most likely to respond to pitches offering expert commentary or insights related to political developments, government policies, and evolving stories within the region.
Given the prevalence of government announcements and legal policy regulation in his articles, Tim may be interested in receiving pitches from experts with a deep understanding of political systems and policies within Eastern Europe. Additionally, he might welcome perspectives from individuals familiar with international relations involving countries like Russia, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia.
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By: Eleanor Hayward, Bernard Lagan, Tim Gosling
Before her death this year, a British aristocrat once known unkindly as the “crackpot countess” suggested science was about to answer a question she had spent her career asking: can psychedelic drugs, and magic mushrooms in particular, prove an effective treatment for long-term depression?
Czechia looks set to become the first in Europe to legalise psilocybin – the psychoactive ingredient in magic mushrooms – for medical purposes. Amid a growing mental health crisis in the country, experts say the bold move offers new hope for sufferers.
By: Tim Gosling
This network encompasses populist politicians and parties, media outlets, and think tanks, which propagate Viktor Orban's illiberal narratives in a bid to plant them in the public consciousness and raise support for like-minded political forces.
After a relatively quiet summer, there have been a number of anti-government protests in Bratislava and across Slovakia over the past two weeks. What has motivated protesters to take to the streets again?
Czechia's populist ANO party won the most votes in the recent general election and seeks to form a government with two far-right parties. The coalition's plans for public media are causing particular concern.
Czechia's populist ANO party won the most votes in the recent general election and seeks to form a government with two far-right parties. The coalition's plans for public media are causing particular concern.
Czechia's populist ANO party won the most votes in the recent general election and seeks to form a government with two far-right parties. The coalition's plans for public media are causing particular concern.
A Million Moments for Democracy chanted against Andrej Babis, the Czech prime minister, and his policies aimed at ‘state capture’
By: Tim Gosling
Orban's motive for clashing with the EU and Ukraine over the halt in oil through the Druzhba pipeline is clear.
Hungary's new leadership wants the country to adopt the euro by the end of the decade while repairing strained ties with Brussels. But with a weak economy and tight deadlines, experts warn the path will be steep.
