Sunniva Rose is a correspondent at The National. Based in Brussels since September 2022, she covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on climate change, cybersecurity, and aerospace. Her work has been featured in The National News, reflecting her expertise in pressing global issues such as climate policy and space travel.
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Sunniva Rose's coverage mainly focuses on European Union affairs, the Israel-Gaza conflict, and broader world affairs. She seems highly interested in government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
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Europeans want to showcase bloc as reliable and long-term partner for Gulf
'We must know who gets EU money,' says EPP group after parliament backs motion on entryism
By: Sunniva Rose
Pro-Ukrainian candidate, 46, has distanced himself from Emmanuel Macron's pro-business policies
By: Sunniva Rose
Three-year mission to focus on military surveillance and counter-smuggling
By: Sunniva Rose
Brussels 'remains committed' to relationship with new date to be announced in due course
By: Sunniva Rose
French President on tour of the Gulf to strengthen energy and defence ties President Sheikh Mohamed received France's President Emmanuel Macron in Abu Dhabi on Monday.
By: Sunniva Rose
Rising energy prices have stirred unrest at home Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain will be selling the equivalent of 10 per cent of France's diesel consumption in the coming weeks, Elysee sources have said.
By: Fareed Rahman, Sunniva Rose
Energy, AI and advanced technology will also be focus areas for the two countries
By: Sunniva Rose
Embattled French President secures diesel and LNG supplies in exchange for military support against Iran
By: Lizzie Porter
Foreign ministers from eight countries call for diplomacy as Mideast war threatens to widen
