Amy Kazmin is the South Asia Bureau Chief at the Financial Times. She covers a wide range of themes including regional interest and world news, geopolitics, and culture, with a particular focus on security and law enforcement issues. Amy's work has been featured in various prominent publications, including FT中文网, Yahoo Finance, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Amy's coverage primarily revolves around European Union, Italy, Politics, Economy and Migration. She often reports on government announcements, breaking news and legal policy regulations with a significant focus on finance & economy and world affairs.
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Leftwing parties remain divided on Russia and on joint candidate for prime minister ahead of upcoming elections
Warning comes as the bloc’s energy ministers meet in Dublin
By: Amy Kazmin, Paola Tamma, Eleni Varvitsioti
Fuel price support and rising inflation put pressure on countries’ public finances
By: Raphael Minder, Amy Kazmin
Giorgia Meloni is moving to cut unpopular road levies that have spawned evasion schemes using cars registered in Poland
By: Amy Kazmin, Giuliana Ricozzi
Italian prime minister first major politician to seek protection against misuse of her voice
By: Amy Kazmin
Italian prime minister has threatened to resign if wary lawmakers reject her fiercely contested redesign of the country’s voting system in a secret ballot
Antinori says it hopes to ‘protect the market’ by alerting potential buyers
By: Jim Pickard, Christopher Miller, Amy Kazmin
US president’s suggestion that Zelenskyy should be replaced shocked Kyiv and European nations
Italian prime minister warns US plan would grant Russia ‘legitimacy' in its escalating campaign against Ukraine
