Alberto Nardelli is a Correspondent-at-large for Europe at Bloomberg. He covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, climate change, and regional interests across North America, LATAM, and the APAC regions. His work has been featured in numerous prominent publications such as TIME, Fortune, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Alberto Nardelli's coverage is highly focused on international relations, particularly concerning the European Union (EU), Ukraine, Russia, and trade. His articles predominantly revolve around government announcements and legal policy regulations related to finance & economy, government & politics, and world affairs.
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By: Milda Seputyte, Ellen Milligan, Alberto Nardelli
European officials are confident that there is no evidence to suggest Russia is preparing for a conventional attack on NATO or a Baltic state, pushing back on reports that might have been the main subject of CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow this week.
By: Alberto Nardelli, Andrea Palasciano, Brian Platt
The European Union and Canada are working toward a new, all-encompassing relationship that will range from trade to security, as the transatlantic partners seek to build a new alliance to offset the global power politics dominated by the US and China.
By: Alex Wickham, Alberto Nardelli
European and US officials are resigned to Russia’s war in Ukraine continuing into next year, acknowledging that the latest American peace initiative made no headway with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
By: Brian Platt, Alberto Nardelli, Andrea Palasciano
Plus: GOP senators push back on Trump’s Bombardier threat
By: Alberto Nardelli, Alex Wickham
LONDON — European and U.S. officials are resigned to Russia's war in Ukraine continuing into next year, acknowledging that the latest American peace initiative made no headway with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
By: Alex Wickham, Alberto Nardelli
LONDON - European and U.S. officials are resigned to Russia's war in Ukraine continuing into next year, acknowledging that the latest American peace initiative made no headway with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
By: Alberto Nardelli, Brian Platt, Andrea Palasciano
European Union officials see the potential to pursue a closer relationship with Canada than with the UK, as Ottawa doesn’t have the Brexit baggage London carries.
By: Alberto Nardelli, Chloe Chaplain, Alex Wickham, Ania Nussbaum
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham was just weighing his first careful steps toward a reset with the European Union when he got lapped on the road to Brussels by Canada’s Mark Carney.
By: Alberto Nardelli, Kirsi Heikel
Finland’s prime minister, who convened the meeting, wants to see more funds directed to the region where Russia’s threat is growing
France is pushing European Union member states to lift sanctions on Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov as part of a prisoner release deal with Azerbaijan, according to people familiar with the matter.
