Daniel Tilles is an Editor at Bloomberg News. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and security policy, with a particular focus on regional interests and world news. Daniel's work has been featured in Bloomberg News, Environmental Post Ledger, Notes from Poland, and Global Advertising News.
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Daniel Tilles primarily focuses on local government and political developments in Poland, particularly those centered around Warsaw. His work includes articles about legal policy regulation and government announcements.
Given his focus on Polish politics, he would likely be most interested in pitches that provide insights or analysis related to the latest political developments within Poland, especially those involving the Polish Supreme Court, media, society, and any significant changes within the government.
As Daniel's geographic focus is local (Poland), pitches should specifically address how they relate to or impact the country's politics or society at large. If you have expertise in these areas with a specific tie-in to recent events or trends in Poland's governmental landscape, your pitch may resonate well with him.
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By: Daniel Tilles
Karol Nawrocki is suing a media publisher over claims he was involved in procuring prostitutes.
By: Daniel Tilles
"Poland is one of the UK’s closest allies," says the British defence secretary.
By: Daniel Tilles
Karol Nawrocki was involved in a confrontation at the doors to the court.
By: Daniel Tilles
The judges moved forward with disciplinary proceedings against the court's chief justice, Bogdan Święczkowski.
Prosecutors have indicted him for a series of anti-Ukrainian, anti-Jewish, anti-LGBT and anti-EU acts.
By: Daniel Tilles
The suspects including five Poles and one Russian woman.
By: Daniel Tilles
Poland has seen "one of the most significant fiscal deteriorations globally", write S&P.
By: Daniel Tilles
A total of nine people have died.
By: Daniel Tilles
The man, who can now be named as Michał Oksiński, is believed to have killed nine people.
By: Daniel Tilles
Poland submitted a request to the US earlier this year for Zbigniew Ziobro's extradition.
