Zoya Sheftalovich is a Contributing Editor and Reporter at POLITICO. With a strong focus on elections, government, and public policy, she covers a range of topics including security policy and drone technology, drawing from her experiences in both Australia and Europe. Zoya has been featured in POLITICO, POLITICO Europe, E&E News, and MSN.
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By: Saga Ringmar, Dionisios Sturis, Ian Wishart, Zoya Sheftalovich
The political center in the European Parliament is looking increasingly fragile. Zoya Sheftalovich and Ian Wishart look at a proposal from two senior German MEPs for the center-right EPP and the So…
By: Saga Ringmar, Ian Wishart, Zoya Sheftalovich, Dionisios Sturis
At the informal General Affairs Council in Dublin today, the EU’s next 7-year budget is set to dominate the agenda. The talks are still in deadlock over the size of the money pot … but the re…
By: Gabriel Gavin, Zoya Sheftalovich
With the AfD on course to win the Saxony-Anhalt state election, the need to secure an agreement on Brussels’ spending power is more pressing than ever.
By: Gabriel Gavin, Zoya Sheftalovich
“The glorification of war criminals” goes against EU vales, says enlargement commissioner.
Kyiv is looking for new ways to get cash as it faces a significant budget shortfall.
By: Nicholas Vinocur, Hans von der Burchard, Zoya Sheftalovich
After a sweeping victory in the regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt, Ulrich Siegmund's Alternative for Germany (AfD) could be in a position to govern the state — putting a far-right party in power in part of Germany for the first time since World War II.
By: Gregorio Sorgi, Zoya Sheftalovich
The European Council president is heading to Berlin, Warsaw and Madrid as EU capitals search for a landing zone on new sources of revenue for the bloc's next long-term budget.
By: Dionisios Sturis, Saga Ringmar, Ian Wishart, Zoya Sheftalovich
The EU’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, wanted a group of heavyweight former leaders to come up with fresh ideas to address Europe’s defense gaps. Instead, the initiative was killed before it even laun…
The Commission has acted on much of Mario Draghi’s plan to save Europe’s economy, but national governments are pushing back.
By: Ian Wishart, Saga Ringmar, Zoya Sheftalovich, Dionisios Sturis
Relations between the EU and Israel have been deeply strained over the war in Gaza. But the bloc is struggling to withstand the allure of Israel’s tech and missile defense prowess. On tod…
