Piotr Skolimowski is a Bureau Chief at Bloomberg, leading the economy and government team for Central and Eastern Europe. His reporting focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on the APAC region. Piotr's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Japan Times, Irish Independent, and Fortune.
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Piotr's coverage mainly focuses on government and politics, particularly within the context of European countries such as Poland. He also covers legal policy regulations and evolving political stories. Given this focus, Piotr would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to newsworthy events or announcements from government officials in Poland or other European Union nations.
For example, if you have insights into recent political developments in these regions, particularly those tied to evolving policies or significant governmental decisions, your pitch may align well with Piotr's coverage interests.
Additionally, since he covers topics related to media and elections within the region as well as finance and economy at a lesser extent; news relating to these areas could also capture his interest.
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Just like the fall of the Soviet Union, Orbán’s defeat could resonate far beyond his nation’s borders.
By: Piotr Skolimowski, Agnieszka Barteczko
Poland’s finance minister is campaigning to unlock new European sources of defense funding to avoid further straining the budget.
By: Agnieszka Barteczko, Piotr Skolimowski
Ukraine’s top diplomat urged Polish politicians not to “spin the flywheel of hatred” after criticism in Warsaw of Kyiv’s decision to name a military unit after World War II-era Ukrainian nationalist fighters whom Poland holds responsible for massacres of its people.
By: Piotr Skolimowski
Polish President Karol Nawrocki called on Germany to pay World War II reparations, returning to a politically charged topic little more than a year away from the next general election.
By: Andras Gergely, Piotr Skolimowski
The political changes in the country have been breakneck. Delivering on the promise to adopt the single currency is a wholly different challenge.
By: Piotr Skolimowski, Josh Wingrove
The White House said Friday that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to allow for humanitarian aid in the Ukrainian city of Oleshky and prepare an evacuation route for civilians.
By: Piotr Skolimowski
Donald Tusk, Poland’s prime minister, once told a group of prominent lawyers that his government will need to embrace a militant-style democracy to restore the rule of law after eight years of nationalist rule.
By: Piotr Skolimowski, Zosia Wanat
Poland’s deadliest shooting in decades left the country shaken and searching for answers among its deepening political divisions.
By: Piotr Skolimowski, Zosia Wanat
POLAND'S deadliest shooting in decades left the country shaken and searching for answers among its deepening political divisions.
Piotr Skolimowski and Zosia Wanat / Bloomberg
