Giorgio Leali is an Economy and Trade Reporter for POLITICO Europe, based in Paris. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on regional interests across North America, LATAM, and APAC. Giorgio has been featured in notable publications such as the Jacques Delors Institute, E&E News, and the Daily Climate.
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Giorgio's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, with a significant focus on legal policy regulation and evolving stories. His articles encompass topics such as Brexit, the European Union, trade talks, world expos, green technology, nuclear deals, EU spending rules among others.
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Romanian fighter jets shot down drones in separate incidents on Friday and Saturday.
By: Giorgio Leali, Marianne Gros
Frequent, expensive natural disasters are testing Europe's ability to protect itself against the cost of global warming.
By: Giorgio Leali
The owner of X previously threw his support behind far-right leader Marine Le Pen to win the presidency.
Meloni's government says it will continue its temporary suspension of Schengen until at least Aug. 15.
By: Jacopo Barigazzi, Giorgio Leali
The prime minister has toughened her rhetoric on migration as Roberto Vannacci gains ground in the polls.
By: Giorgio Leali
Four companies are backing out of the event, according to a French government official.
By: Mathieu Pollet, Émile Marzolf, Giorgio Leali, Laura Kayali
Next week’s Paris space summit has more going against it than a Trump-organized shun.
A spokesperson for the German chancellor blamed his busy schedule.
By: Giorgio Leali
The two-day gathering in Paris left some observers disappointed.
By: Giorgio Leali
Speculations over Lagarde's early departure and her involvement in the presidential campaign keep mounting.
