Jorge Liboreiro is a journalist at Yahoo News. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on LATAM, aviation and aerospace, energy and mining, as well as finance and public policy. Jorge's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Euronews, and RealClearEnergy, among others.
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Jorge Liboreiro’s coverage heavily revolves around the European Union, focusing on government announcements and legal policy regulation. His articles often delve into topics such as EU regulations, migration policies, sanctions, and world affairs.
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Ukraine and its European allies have long suspected Donald Trump had a soft spot for Vladimir Putin. Now, they are discovering it goes far beyond anything they imagined.
By: Jorge Liboreiro, Sasha Vakulina
Trump’s pivot towards Putin has reignited fears that Washington is pushing Ukraine towards capitulation, regardless of the consequences. Alarmed, Europeans are scrambling to get the peace talks back on track.
Brussels wants to turn the next round of trilateral peace talks betwen Ukraine, Russia and the US into a multilateral format with European representation.
By: Jorge Liboreiro
The European Union is seeking a greater role in peace talks to end Russia's war on Ukraine, potentially including direct contact with Moscow.
European leaders have greeted Lula's re-election in Brazil. "Democracy and multilateralism have won in Brazil," Ursula von der Leyen said.
European leaders have hailed Brazilian President Lula da Silva's re-election for a fourth term, defying predictions of a right-wing surge in Latin America's most populous country and securing a key ally for the EU.
The fight over the European Union's next seven-year budget has entered a critical new phase, one that could make or break the deal.
The leaders of Finland and Norway held a phone call with Vladimir Putin to restart the peace process. The overture comes as Brussels prepares for face-to-face contacts with the Russian side.
After months of dithering and bickering, Europe is sending its strongest signals yet that it is ready to speak directly with Russia to end the
Brussels insists Nord Stream will remain shut after the war in Ukraine ends, countering a joint push by the US and Russia to restart the pipeline.
