Our team :

Former editor-in-chief and spokesperson for Reporters Without Borders (RSF) from 2016 to 2023, Pauline completed the High European Studies Program (CHEE) at ENA in 2019. Previously, she worked as a reporter for the television division of Thomson Reuters in Paris, as well as an editor for Canal+ and coordinator of international exchanges for its subsidiary, iTele. In 2023, she founded Adès Media to dedicate her efforts to journalism, training, teaching, media training, and media education. Her preferred topics include the safety of journalists in the field and law enforcement, press freedom and independence, and, of course, Europe.

Laurence AUBRON began her journalism career in 1993 at JET FM, where she hosted and coordinated morning shows. In 2005, she initiated the Euradio project, the first European radio for local communities, before expanding it throughout France in 2015. She serves as its director and editor-in-chief. During this period, she also created the monthly series titled "les 761 et les 751," broadcast on Euradio, Télénantes, and Public Sénat (a humorous and satirical coverage of the European Parliament's plenary sessions in Strasbourg). In 2019, she was nominated for the "Women of Europe Awards" for her work on Europe.

Véronique AUGER presides over the French section of the European Association of Journalists (AEJ) as well as Citoyennes pour l'Europe. She created and hosted "Avenue de l'Europe," a program covering European current affairs on France 3, and "Drôle d'Europe" on France Info. This followed her role as the national director of the 19/20 edition, as well as the economic and social services of France 3 and France 2. Additionally, she chairs the Louise Weiss Prize for European Journalism. She has authored "Barre, Bérégovoy, Balladur, trois hommes qui comptent" and two interview-based works on Europe with Elisabeth Guigou and Bruno Le Maire, published by Éditions du Cherche-Midi.

Jean-Baptiste LETONDEUR is the deputy editor-in-chief at Radio France Internationale. He joined RFI in 2012 as the host of morning editions and has been the editor-in-chief since 2014. From 2000 to 2010, he worked in Morocco at Medi1 (the main news radio in the Maghreb) and co-founded the production company "18 Prod" (TV reports in the Maghreb for France 24, Arte, RTBF, etc.). He later served as a project coordinator for the French media development agency CFI in Ramallah, Palestinian territories. Jean-Baptiste Letondeur holds degrees from IJBA and the High European Studies Program at ENA.

Xavier CHEMISSEUR is the editor-in-chief at France 24. He provides daily insights on international, European, and American news on France Info. Additionally, he hosts and produces reports for France 24's European magazine. A former participant in the High European Studies Program at ENA, he played a key role in the establishment of France 24 and later became its editor-in-chief. He previously coordinated special operations, including coverage of American, French, and European elections. Xavier CHEMISSEUR has primarily worked within the public media sector, contributing to organizations such as Radio France, RFI, France 2, and France 3.

Sandrine Amiel joined the European Parliament Office in France as Public Relations Officer on February 1, 2022. Prior to this role, she worked as a journalist at Euronews until 2019 and as a freelance producer for CNN's Paris bureau until 2013. She has also contributed to other international news channels, including France 24 and Bloomberg. A graduate of Sciences Po Paris, Sandrine Amiel commenced her career in project coordination at UNESCO's Culture Sector before pursuing journalism studies at City University London.

Yves Eudes worked as a journalist at Le Monde for 25 years, serving as a senior reporter covering stories across all continents. Additionally, he was a producer and director for documentaries and reports broadcasted on French, American, and British television channels. Yves Eudes is the author of two works, one being an essay and the other a fiction piece. Prior to his journalism career, he taught political science in the United States. He holds a degree from Sciences Po Paris and earned a Ph.D. in political science from Paris 1 - Sorbonne.

Climate journalist, member of the Environmental Journalists Association, and literary and theater columnist at Culture-Tops, Pascal served as a permanent EU correspondent for France Télévisions in Brussels from 1997 to 2022. Prior to that, he was a senior reporter and head of the Foreign Policy department at France 3 from 1990 to 1997. He covered the German reunification, the liberation of Eastern European countries, Perestroika, and the dissolution of the USSR.