The senior correspondent will monitor EU sanctions packages, export-control measures and related licensing decisions, trade enforcement actions, and cross-border supply chain impacts. He or she will also cover the EU’s foreign direct investment vetting process, including portfolio investments, which the European Commission plans to add to its oversight activities.
In addition, the role includes tracking Free Trade Agreements as the EU seeks partners beyond the U.S., and examining the intersection of trade, central banking, and finance. Coverage will extend to the impact of the movement of money and trade, including the EU’s finance regulators, Eurogroup, the IMF, and the World Bank.
The role involves breaking news, developing deep sources across EU institutions and member states, and producing clear, incisive analysis that helps subscribers understand fast-moving regulatory decisions. The expectation is at least one analysis piece or scoop per week.
The ideal candidate is curious, fast, and comfortable navigating complex legal and policy material. Strong sourcing skills and the ability to translate technical developments into sharp, accurate reporting are essential.
This is a high-impact role on a growing European team, contributing to our expanding coverage of global trade and regulatory risk. The person will have the ability to work in a team and contribute to other beats.
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
Salary range is based on experience. The Capitol Forum provides our correspondents with a culture of learning, a passionate pursuit of the truth, influence over the issues covered, a team-oriented work environment, and access to a growing community of colleagues, sources, and readers. In addition, we offer:
Please submit applications, along with a cover letter, and writing samples to jespinoza@thecapitolforum.com.
