Bruno Waterfield is a Brussels Correspondent at various notable publications. With extensive experience covering the European Union's evolving landscape, he also reports on general news in Belgium and the Netherlands, delving into diverse topics from euthanasia to local cultural phenomena. He has been featured in outlets such as Stuff, spiked LTD, and The Times.
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Bruno Waterfield's coverage heavily revolves around government & politics, world affairs, and to a lesser extent culture & society. His articles focus on Dutch politics, the European Union, Geert Wilders, Ukraine, and migration.
Given his focus on legal policy regulation (17%) and government announcements (31%), he is likely interested in news related to governmental decisions or policies within the Netherlands and Europe. Additionally, evolving stories make up a significant portion of his work at 20%, indicating an interest in ongoing developments rather than isolated events.
He also covers breaking news regularly (12%). Therefore, pitches regarding current political situations in the Netherlands or broader EU topics would likely be well-received by Bruno. Furthermore, given his coverage of international relations with a specific emphasis on Ukraine as well as cultural & societal issues including migration suggest that relevant commentary from experts in those areas could be valuable for him.
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