Elisa Braun is the Chief Brussels Correspondent at POLITICO Europe. She specializes in political and investigative journalism, with a focus on crime, corruption, and power, while also exploring themes such as climate change, water conservation, and regional interests. Elisa's work has been featured in POLITICO Europe, EURACTIV, and Eurasia Review.
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Elisa's focus is on government and politics, particularly related to the European Union Parliament. She covers evolving stories, breaking news, and legal policy regulation with a strong emphasis on corruption scandals such as "Qatargate" within the EU. Her coverage also includes human rights issues.
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