Gary Cartwright publishes and edits EU Today, and his own biography explains the outlet's position better than the site does. He is a Royal Air Force and Operation Banner veteran, a member of the Chartered Institute of Journalists, a former adviser to UK Members of the European Parliament and, by his own description, a media consultant. He wrote Putin's Legacy: Russian Policy and the New Arms Race in 2009 and Wanted Man: the story of Mukhtar Ablyazov in 2019, the latter about a Kazakh banker the British press called one of the world's richest fugitives. The company is registered in London at a Covent Garden address, and the operation covers the European institutions from Brussels. It runs a research desk producing white papers, hosts online debates and documentaries, and its output carries a standing note that it publishes articles from outside sources expressing a wide range of viewpoints. Today, EU Today is mainly focused on European Union institutional politics, lobbying and corruption scandals in Brussels, Russia and Ukraine, security and defence, the South Caucasus, and trade policy, from their base in London, England. One interesting fact: Its research desk publishes white papers arguing for specific EU policy decisions, authored by the publisher and prepared with an outside body, aimed at policymakers and parliamentarians. One recent paper argues the threshold has been met to begin withdrawing a country's trade preferences.