Contexte

A journalist should report on and analyse facts, not explain what they think about them. With this conviction as my compass, I have spent the last 12 years developing the publication as the co-founder and editorial director of Contexte.

I hold a Master's degree in civil law, am a graduate of the French Press Institute, and have a postgraduate diploma in European journalism. I am also a member of the European Young Leaders network.

As a journalist specialising in European affairs, I began my career in Brussels, where I became convinced that in-depth political journalism requires a detailed understanding of both the legal texts and the people who truly hold power.

I have been covering European politics for over fifteen years.

I joined Contexte in 2013 to help set it up. I then opened the newspaper’s Brussels office, serving as its first EU correspondent for the Digital and Power sections. Since then, I have worked on developing the European section of the editorial team, which has gradually expanded.

In 2022, I became the newspaper’s Brussels editor-in-chief. In 2023, I began working on the development of new English-language editions aimed at a European audience. This led to the launch of Energy in 2025 and Power in 2026.

I am Managing Editor of the European Policy division and help drive Contexte’s international expansion.

Over the past 12 years, I have covered European politics in Brussels, focusing on energy and climate issues. During this time, I have not only learnt the intricacies of how the EU works, but also how to identify and translate technical issues into high-stakes articles with implications at European and international levels.

I joined Contexte's Energy edition in Paris in March 2022, following an internship in the 'Pouvoirs' (Politics) edition and a period of freelance work.

After attending the College of Europe in Warsaw from 2019-2020, I also earned a Master's degree in European Studies from the University Sorbonne Nouvelle.

During an advocacy internship with the NGO Transparency International France, I worked on their campaign for the 2019 European elections.

I have been a journalist in Brussels since January 2019. I worked for the Brussels bureau of the Japanese daily newspaper Asahi Shimbun and started out as a freelancer for the Energy and Pouvoirs sections of Contexte. I have also contributed to several other French-language media outlets (Ouest France, Usine Nouvelle, etc.). Prior to that, I worked on the programmes Avenue de l'Europe and Drôle d'Europe at France Télévisions.

A graduate of the College of Europe in Bruges with a Master’s degree in “European Governance and Politics”, I also hold a double Master’s degree in Political Communication from Sciences Po Rennes and Celsa (Paris IV Sorbonne).

I have been writing for the Energy section of Contexte in Brussels since January 2020 and joined the Pouvoirs section in January 2026.

A journalist in Brussels since October 2021, I joined Contexte's English language Energy section in April 2025 after more than three years with the German Press Agency. 

As an EU and NATO correspondent, I covered everything from tech, climate, and environment, to migration, finance as well as foreign policy and economics.

I started my career with the Irish Examiner in Ireland and I am a graduate of Trinity College Dublin where I studied history and languages.

My name is Florine, I'm 30, and I'm Team Lead Key Account Manager at Contexte.

I joined the company two and a half years ago as Customer Success Team Manager before taking on responsibility for Key Accounts.

My role is to retain our strategic clients, structure our commercial approach, and develop new opportunities.

A graduate of Kedge Business School, I started my career at Skello as a Business Developer and then at Booky as a Team Lead Account Manager.

I am an optimistic and dynamic person, always motivated to create value for our clients and with 10,000 ideas a second to always offer something better!

Based in Brussels but born in Lisbon, I thrive where strategic intelligence meets the front lines of policy. My career is defined by a truly global trajectory - having lived in Prague and driven results with teams in Washington D.C., London, Singapore, and Paris.

I have specialized in translating geopolitical and security intelligence into actionable commercial strategies, with a current focus on navigating the complexities of EU policy and regulation.

From scaling Public Affairs strategies to forecasting tactical shifts in volatile environments, I empower organisations to bridge the gap between innovation and legislation. I don’t just help partners anticipate the next regulatory wave; I provide the operational insights needed to shape the outcomes that define the EMEA landscape.