Alexander Seale

Alexander Seale is a London-based British freelance journalist, broadcaster, and political analyst. Bilingual in English and French, he specializes in European and French politics, international affairs, and culture.

Alexander has built a career as a versatile multimedia journalist with extensive experience in both radio and television broadcasting. Having lived in Paris for 11 years—where he studied and worked in the industry—he brings a deep, firsthand understanding of both the British and French political landscapes to his analysis.

He trained at the BBC and has served as a freelancer for the French-speaking section of the BBC (BBC Afrique). His career includes a tenure with RFI English, and he currently serves as a London correspondent for Radio-Canada, while also contributing analytical articles to TRT World and Hyphen. Throughout his career, he has covered major international news events, including general elections, Brexit, the Grenfell Tower fire, and developments regarding the Royal Family. His work has appeared in numerous international publications, including The Independent, Slate France, and Les Échos.