“Anelise Borges is one of the most exciting, rising talents in television news.”

In 2018, Anelise was headhunted by EuronewsNBC and became their Paris Correspondent, reporting on major stories across Europe and venturing headfirst into ongoing conflicts. As the sole broadcast journalist aboard the humanitarian rescue vessel Aquarius, Anelise covered the ship’s standoff with the Italian authorities, transforming the material into an award-winning documentary, "10 Days at Sea - The Real Story of The Aquarius".

2019 saw Anelise promoted to International Correspondent for EuronewsNBC. Dispatching from the heart of the crisis in Venezuela, Anelise secured exclusive interviews with President Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaido. During the same year she reported from Libya, Syria, and Iran, leveraging prior experience from covering breaking news in the Middle East, Africa, and Europe while based in Istanbul. Anelise’s work includes such topics as the War in Syria, the Refugee Crisis, and the Greek Bailout. 

In 2018 Anelise was awarded a bronze Lovie Award for her documentary 10 Days at Sea: The Real Story of The Aquarius, as well as the People’s Lovie.

In addition to field work, Anelise is a highly accomplished news anchor with more than a decade of experience at Euronews, TRT, and France 24.

Anelise is fluent in English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese.