Antonia Zimmermann is a Reporter at POLITICO. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to North America, drawing on her background in mobility and sustainability. Antonia's work has been featured in E&E News, POLITICO Europe, experten-newsletter für experten von china bis zu esg • table.media, and Al Jazeera Media Network.
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Antonia Zimmermann's articles predominantly cover European Union trade policies, business regulations, and global economic affairs with a focus on Europe. She often reports on legal policy regulation and government announcements relevant to international trade and finance.
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By: Antonia Zimmermann
The EU imports most of its textiles from Bangladesh, the country with the world's second-largest apparel industry. To ensure its market access in the coming years, Bangladesh will have to implement international human rights conventions.
By: Antonia Zimmermann
The EU is currently seeking to conclude agreements with three partners in the Indo-Pacific region as well as with the United Arab Emirates. The chair of the European Parliament's Committee on International Trade hopes to reach agreements with Thailand and the Philippines before the end of this year.
In the second quarter of the year, the deficit amounted to €21.8 billion. This increase is primarily attributable to rising oil and gas imports.
By: Antonia Zimmermann
With tariff regulations set to expire, Bangladesh is under pressure to secure its access to the EU market. Observers hope that Brussels could use its influence to improve human rights conditions in the textile sector.
By: Antonia Zimmermann
Because tariff rules are expiring, Bangladesh is under pressure to secure its access to the EU market. At the same time, the EU could help the country's textile industry become less dependent on China.
By: Angela Köckritz, Antonia Zimmermann
The German government has apparently decided not to block proposals for trade defense measures from Brussels. This would address growing discontent in German industry.
By: Amelie Richter, Antonia Zimmermann
Xi is traveling the world, but Europe has been left off his itinerary. While Beijing courts governments in Washington, Moscow and other capitals, Brussels is struggling at the working level to secure trade concessions.
By: Antonia Zimmermann
Given the economic situation, the US president is in a politically vulnerable position ahead of the midterms. For trading partners, this could mean that Washington will take a more cautious approach.
By: Till Hoppe, Antonia Zimmermann, Amelie Richter
While the EU hopes for Chinese concessions, Brussels is working on new supply chain rules and further trade policy instruments. Pressure on companies to reduce their China dependencies is likely to increase.
By: Antonia Zimmermann
The European Commission is calling on Beijing to take action against overcapacity and its high export surplus. Germany and France want to present joint proposals to address the problems.
