Sarah Wheaton is the Chief Policy Correspondent at POLITICO Europe. She covers a wide range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on North America, APAC, and LATAM, as well as culture, society, and law enforcement. Sarah's work has been featured in E&E News, NewsBreak, and POLITICO Europe.
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Sarah Wheaton's coverage primarily focuses on European Union politics, legal policy regulation, government announcements, lobbying, corruption, and scandals. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to EU legislative developments or political events that have implications for the region.
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By: Sarah Wheaton, Dionisios Sturis, Saga Ringmar
Europeans are traveling in huge numbers this summer — but the conflict in the Middle East, volatile fuel prices linked to disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, and a troubled new border system are making journeys more complicated.
By: Zoya Sheftalovich, Sarah Wheaton, Dionisios Sturis, Ian Wishart, Nicholas Vinocur, Saga Ringmar, Kathryn Carlson
July 21 is a national holiday in Belgium, so we decided to do things a bit differently on this long weekend. We recently celebrated our 100th episode with a live recording in front of an audience. …
By: Dionisios Sturis, Zoya Sheftalovich, Sarah Wheaton, Saga Ringmar
Brussels may have entered summer mode, but one of the first big political moments everyone will be watching when they return to work is Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the Unio…
By: Dionisios Sturis, Saga Ringmar, Zia Weise, Agnes Rønberg, Marianne Gros, Sarah Wheaton
Wildfires may sound remote — something that happens deep in a forest or on an empty mountainside. But in Europe, there’s often very little distance between nature and major population centers. That…
By: Saga Ringmar, Sarah Wheaton, Zoya Sheftalovich
Working at the European Commission is one of the most coveted civil service jobs in Brussels. Yet, officials employed there describe high pressure, bureaucracy and burnout.
By: Dionisios Sturis, Sarah Wheaton, Saga Ringmar
It's August in Brussels, which means it's vacation time. Whether you're heading off to the beach or holding down the fort in town, this
By: Saga Ringmar, Sarah Wheaton, Dionisios Sturis
This week and next, the Brussels Playbook Week Ender podcast is away for the summer holiday.
By: Sarah Wheaton, Dionisios Sturis, Saga Ringmar
The Brussels Playbook Week Ender podcast is still away on holiday — but don't worry, we will be back next week.
By: Sarah Wheaton, Saga Ringmar, Kathryn Carlson, Dionisios Sturis
The U.S. is on a public campaign to dismantle the International Criminal Court. Now, it wants help from its NATO allies. During a closed-door meeting back in July, U.S. envoy to NAT…
By: Saga Ringmar, Dionisios Sturis, Sarah Wheaton
When Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered her State of the European Union speech last year, the backdrop was chaotic.
