Jennifer Rankin is a Correspondent at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, crime and justice, and legal affairs, with a focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and data protection. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, AOL UK, and The Irish Times.
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Jennifer Rankin's coverage highlights her focus on EU politics and legal policy regulation, particularly in relation to human rights issues and geopolitical developments. Given the prevalence of government announcements and legal policy regulation in her articles, she is likely to respond well to pitches that offer insightful analysis or expert commentary on evolving political situations within the EU.
Given the prevalent theme of politics in her coverage, Jennifer may be interested in receiving pitches from experts with a deep understanding of European geopolitics, international law, and human rights issues. Additionally, given the nature of her articles regarding spyware regulation and weapons aid for Ukraine, she might also be open to insights from security analysts or technology experts who can provide informed perspectives on these topics.
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Reliance on the US continues to hinder ‘defence readiness’, says European court of auditors report
By: Jennifer Rankin
The EU's ability to respond to a foreign invasion by 2030 remains in doubt due to a continuing reliance on the US and fragmented national defence systems, according to a report from its official auditor.
By: Jennifer Rankin
The EU's ability to respond to a foreign invasion by 2030 remains in doubt due to a continuing reliance on the US and fragmented national defence systems, according to a report from its official auditor.
By: Jennifer Rankin
European court of auditors says the EU is much better prepared than before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine of 2022, but achieving its goal of defence readiness by the end of the decade would be difficult
By: Jennifer Rankin
Authorities and public bodies to be urged to buy goods and services from Europe, but without binding quotas
European authorities will be encouraged to buy more domestic goods and services when they spend public money under the EU latest effort to counter China's economic might.
By: Jennifer Rankin, Charlotte Higgins, Amy Hawkins
Jennifer Rankin in Brussels and Charlotte Higgins and Amy Hawkins in Kyiv
By: Charlotte Higgins, Jennifer Rankin, Amy Hawkins
Kaja Kallas calls drone attack that narrowly missed Boris Johnson and David Petraeus ‘a message to the western world’
By: Jennifer Rankin, Amy Hawkins
Train struck on route used by David Petraeus, Boris Johnson and other senior officials
By: Jennifer Rankin, Amy Hawkins
Europe needs to show it will not be “scared off” in supporting Ukraine , the EU's chief diplomat said, after a Russian drone hit a passenger train
