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Contexte announces the appointment of Nicolas Heronymus as EU Reporter on environmental policy. In this role, he will be part of the launch of a new English-language vertical dedicated to EU environmental affairs.
Nicolas brings years of journalism experience to the Contexte newsroom. After three years at Finanztip, a media outlet focused on personal finance, he joined Table Media, where he worked as a reporter focused on the Circular Economy for four years. While there, Nicolas built a new briefing on social and ecological sustainability from scratch.
He holds a bachelor's degree in Political Science from Leuphana Universität Lüneburg and a master's degree in Political Science from Freie Universität Berlin.
I am very excited to join Contexte and contribute to its evolution into an even more European company - he said. - A truly European perspective is more important than ever in the field of environmental policy, particularly given the current geopolitical and geoeconomic context. I look forward to helping our readers navigate (and maybe even enjoy) the complex technicalities and politics of EU environmental policy. Nicolas Heronymus, EU Reporter
Jack Schickler, EU Managing Editor, said Nicolas’ arrival is an important step for Contexte.
It’s a pleasure to welcome Nicolas to the newsroom, as we prepare to launch our new EU vertical, decoding the politics and technicalities of EU environmental policy. He brings significant policy expertise and broadens the pan-European perspective of our team – and will play a major role in helping us offer our readers the intelligence, insight and inside track they need. Jack Schickler, EU Managing Editor
Since 2013, Contexte has covered and monitored French and EU policy, decoding the complex machinery of lawmaking and the power dynamics of political influence in France and the EU. With a team of 130 experts, including more than 60 journalists across Brussels and Paris, Contexte provides deep political information to more than 15,000 subscribers, every day.
Contexte is absolutely independent. No sponsors, no external shareholders—just trustworthy, subscription-funded journalism coupled with in-house-built policy monitoring tools.
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