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Justin Stares

Justin Stares

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Head of News, Journalist and Editor, Brussels Signal

Brussels

Biography

Brussels-based journalist and author specialising in the EU and Europe at large, in particular the EU institutions, Belgium, the Netherlands, France. Head of News at Brussels Signal, leading a team of reporters across Europe. Founder of maritimewatch.eu, covering maritime trade with and within the EU. Author, 'This Is Belgium' (www.thisisbelgium.eu), a series of essays predicting the country's imminent collapse; 'The Moon at the Bottom of the Well', the true story of an Italian shoeshine boy who became a Vietnam War photo-reporter. Co-author, 'Grimaldi Armatori', the history of the Naples-based Grimaldi family and company. Languages: French, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese.

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Total articles 198

  • The Coming ‘Civil War’ with David Betz

    By Justin Stares Verified| Brussels Signal Verified In this episode of the Brussels Horizon Podcast, Professor David Betz talks with Ralph Schoellhammer about the alarming potential for civil war in Western societies, emphasising that the primary threat is internal rather than external. He explores the role of elites, the impact of multiculturalism and the significant expectation gaps that have emerged in contemporary society.

    By Justin Stares Verified · Brussels Signal

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Pluralism in Polish media under attack from Tusk’s government

    By Justin Stares Verified| Brussels Signal Verified Michał Karnowski, one of the founding fathers of the Polish independent Conservative television channel wPolsce24 and portal wPolityce.pl talks to Brussels Signal Warsaw correspondent Krzysztof Mularczyk about the revoking of the broadcasting licences for two television channels: TV Republika and wPolsce24. “This is part of a move to silence criticism of the centre-left government led by Prime Minister Donald Tusk”, Karnowski said.

    By Justin Stares Verified · Brussels Signal

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • ‘I don’t regret telling Trump to f*** off’: In Interview, Anders Vistisen MEP

    By Justin Stares Verified| Brussels Signal Verified To provide the best experiences, we use technologies like cookies to store and/or access device information. Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behavior or unique IDs on this site. Not consenting or withdrawing consent, may adversely affect certain features and functions.

    By Justin Stares Verified · Brussels Signal

    Mar. 06, 2025

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Brussels Signal

Brussels Signal is a new media outlet launched in 2023, dedicated to refreshing the European news landscape. It focuses on rigorous reporting and analysis of European Union affairs, aiming to provide a credible alternative to existing media. The outlet challenges prevailing ideas and policies, demanding accountability from decision-makers and offering critical perspectives. Brussels Signal delivers in-depth reporting on a variety of topics, including political, economic, and cultural issues relevant to European citizens. It plans to roll out video content and newsletters to keep its audience informed about EU developments. Additionally, the company hosts live events in its studio located in the European Quarter of Brussels, fostering open debate and discussion on key EU issues. Committed to journalistic integrity and editorial independence, Brussels Signal emphasizes press freedom and pluralism, featuring a diverse team of journalists from across Europe.

Brussels, Brussels, Belgium

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Founded: 2023