About EuroHerald
European news, culture, politics and ideas. Journalism that challenges conventional wisdom from a distinctly European perspective.
EuroHerald is an independent European news and ideas publication covering politics, culture, society, science and economics. We curate and commission long-form analysis and commentary for engaged readers who want to think beyond the headline, covering the forces shaping Europe and the wider world.
We focus on the ideas, debates and stories that matter to a European audience: Brussels and national politics, cultural shifts, intellectual disputes, economic transitions, and the people driving change. Our coverage draws on reporting from across Europe, original commissioned essays, and expert analysis.
What we cover
Politics: European institutions, national politics, elections, and the long arc of political ideas.
Culture: Arts, literature, film, and the cultural debates shaping society.
Society: Demographics, identity, community, and how people actually live.
Ideas: Philosophy, history, economics, and intellectual life.
Science: Research, technology, and what it means for Europe.
Europe: The continent's politics, economy, and place in the world.
Who we are
EuroHerald is published by EuroHerald Publishing, based in Tallinn, Estonia. Our editorial team is led by Andres Kask, European Editor.
Our correspondents
EuroHerald's journalism is written by a team of correspondents across Europe, each with a defined beat and area of expertise.
- Andres Kask · European Editor, Tallinn, Estonia
Andres Kask is the European Editor of EuroHerald, responsible for commissioning and editing coverage of European politics, culture and ideas. Based in Tallinn, he brings a Baltic perspective to European journalism, with a particular focus on EU institutions, Eastern European politics and the intellectual currents shaping the continent. - Sofia Lindqvist · Economics Correspondent, Stockholm, Sweden
Sofia Lindqvist covers economics and the Nordic region for EuroHerald. She writes on energy markets, trade policy and the economic forces shaping northern Europe, translating complex financial and industrial stories into clear, grounded reporting for a general readership. - Matteo Ricci · Southern Europe Correspondent, Rome, Italy
Matteo Ricci reports on southern Europe and the Mediterranean for EuroHerald. His work focuses on migration, border policy and the politics of Italy, Spain and the wider region, drawing on years of reporting from across the Mediterranean basin. - Claudia Berg · Business Correspondent, Berlin, Germany
Claudia Berg covers business and central Europe for EuroHerald. She reports on industry, corporate strategy and the German economy, with a particular interest in how policy decisions in Berlin and Brussels reshape European commerce. - Luc Moreau · Technology and Science Correspondent, Brussels, Belgium
Luc Moreau writes on technology and science for EuroHerald from Brussels. He covers the European Union's approach to digital regulation, artificial intelligence and research policy, explaining technical subjects in plain language for a broad audience.
Editorial standards
We apply the same standards expected of any serious news publication: accuracy, independence, fair representation of all parties, clear separation of news and opinion, prompt correction of errors, and transparent disclosure of conflicts. Our full standards are set out in our Editorial Policy.
Contact
Editorial tips, corrections, advertising and general enquiries: contact form or [email protected].
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