Evi Kiorri is a Multimedia Producer at Euronews. She covers a diverse range of topics including drone technology, energy policy and regulation, and the intersection of technology with arts and entertainment. Evi's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, EURACTIV, Yahoo News Singapore, and AOL UK.
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Evi Kiorri's coverage focuses heavily on the European Union, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and expert commentary related to finance & economy, world affairs, agriculture & farming, as well as government & politics. Given this focus, pitches should offer insights from credible experts in these areas such as economists, political analysts or policy experts with knowledge of EU policies and regulations.
As Evi covers topics like climate action and data centers within the context of the EU's green transition plans, she may be interested in pieces that provide detailed analysis or case studies focusing on how specific policies impact sustainability efforts within Europe. Moreover, given her attention to legal policy regulation themes across various sectors within the EU framework – including algorithm audits and AI acts – she might respond well to contributions offering nuanced understanding of regulatory changes impacting businesses or industries operating under EU jurisdictions.
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More than 434,976 hectares have burned across the EU so far, according to the July 30th data from the European Forest Fires Information System (EFFIS). In
Evi Kiorri The EU is increasing maritime defence spending as threats to its ports, undersea cables and offshore infrastructure grow.
Europe's naval rearmament is rising. Which countries drive the maritime defence boom and why the map may be misleading. #EuXl
By: Mert Can Yilmaz, Evi Kiorri
Icelanders voted to keep their stalled EU membership bid on ice, dealing a blow to Brussels' post-Ukraine enlargement drive. Watch the video! #EuXl
Ukraine and Moldova have finished screening their laws against the EU rulebook. Montenegro has closed 18 of its 33 negotiating chapters, chasing a self-declared “28 by 28” target for membership.
Nine candidate countries are racing to get into the European Union. Three of Europe’s wealthiest democracies are doing everything they can to stay out. Is the EU’s pull weaker on the continent’s richest? #EuXl
By: Evi Kiorri, Mert Can Yilmaz
The EU’s Right to Repair Directive wants manufacturers to repair your electronics and reduce 35 million tons of waste from broken appliances. Watch the video! #EuXl
Every year, Europeans throw out millions of tonnes of electronic waste, much of it repairable.
By: Evi Kiorri
The EU's Right to Repair Directive has been in full force since July 31st, 2026, and the gap between what the law promises and the reality consumers face hasn't been addressed.
The EU’s Right to Repair Directive is now in force, but for many consumers, fixing a broken appliance or smartphone still costs more than buying a new one. #EuXl
