I am a Belgian-Italian journalist, producer and presenter with a passion for European and international affairs and a particular interest in what happens when politics, geopolitics and information collide.
My profile is deliberately hybrid. I am as comfortable investigating a disinformation claim and tracking down sources as I am interviewing a politician, writing a script, presenting in front of a camera or leading a programme from the control room. At Euronews in Brussels, I worked across the entire editorial process — from the first idea and field reporting to production and broadcast.
Fact-checking has shaped the way I approach journalism. At The Cube, I investigated political and geopolitical claims, worked with experts and institutions, and learned to navigate complex information quickly without losing sight of what matters most: accuracy, context and a story people can actually understand.
Being Belgian-Italian has also shaped the way I work. French is my native language; I work professionally in English and Italian, and I have a working knowledge of Dutch. Moving between languages, cultures and news environments comes naturally to me and has become an important part of my journalistic identity.
What drives me most is curiosity. I like going beyond the obvious angle, finding the right source, asking the question that moves a story forward and translating complexity into compelling journalism.
Whether through television, digital formats or podcasts, my ambition is to keep telling European and international stories with rigour, personality and a strong sense of what makes them relevant beyond the Brussels bubble.