Intrigued by the pulse of European policy? Right here at EURACTIV, you’re standing at the heart of it. EURACTIV isn’t just another building in Brussels. It’s a news hub, a platform where the complexities of EU policy are dissected and debated. Founded in 1999 by Christophe Leclercq, EURACTIV quickly became a key player in the European media landscape. The organization’s headquarters are right here in Brussels. But its influence spreads far beyond, with offices in key cities like Paris and Berlin. EURACTIV boasts a team of around 50 journalists spread across Europe. They cover a wide range of topics from agriculture and economy to technology and transport. Think of EURACTIV as a pre-legislative lens. They focus on the crucial stages before EU decisions are made. This offers valuable insights into the forces shaping European policy. It also gives a deeper understanding of the debates and compromises that drive the EU forward. EURACTIV is also known for its “The Capitals” newsletter. This daily digest brings together political news from all corners of Europe. It offers a unique pan-European perspective. EURACTIV doesn’t just report the news. They shape the conversation. They organize over 100 events annually, bringing together stakeholders for discussions and debates. This dynamic approach ensures EURACTIV remains at the forefront of EU policy analysis. In 2023, EURACTIV’s influence was recognized when it ranked fifth in the EU Media Poll. This cemented its place among the most influential sources on European affairs. So, as you stand before EURACTIV, remember, you’re at the epicenter of EU policy discourse. A place where ideas are exchanged, and the future of Europe is debated.
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