Seb Starcevic,

Seb Starcevic is a Breaking News Reporter at POLITICO based in Brussels. Before joining POLITICO as a Web Producer in 2023, he reported on human rights and politics for the Thomson Reuters Foundation, VICE, Al Jazeera and El País. He's from Melbourne, Australia and studied politics at Deakin University. He speaks English and Croatian (slowly).

Biography:  https://www.politico.eu/staff/seb-starcevic/

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