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Dan Luca joins EUobserver to lead European affairs strategy

With nearly three decades of experience navigating Brussels policy circles, Dan Luca is stepping into the newly created role of European Affairs director at EUobserver. His appointment marks a strategic push for the publication to broaden its reach among institutions, corporations, and stakeholders across the European Union.

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Dan Luca joins EUobserver to lead European affairs strategy

Luca arrives at the Brussels-based outlet following a 25-year tenure at Euractiv, bringing an extensive network of over 500 corporate and association contacts. His mandate involves developing new media products and fostering innovative engagement channels for those looking to influence the EU’s legislative landscape. Beyond his work in media, Luca has served as an adviser to the Romanian government on competitiveness and strategic autonomy, and he holds a PhD in International Relations.

Simultaneous to this leadership change, the publication is expanding its editorial desk. Gaia Neiman joins the team as a full-time reporter covering politics and migration, bringing experience from Reuters, The Guardian, and The Telegraph. These shifts follow the outlet’s 2026 transition into the Denník N publishing group, a move that the company credits for a near-doubling of its readership.

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