Alexandra Brzozowski is a Global Europe & Defence Editor. She covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a focus on the European Union, the Russia-Ukraine War, governance-ESG, and social issues. Alexandra's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Eurasia Review, EURACTIV, and Courthouse News Service.
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Alexandra's focus is on world affairs, government and politics, with a particular emphasis on the European Union (EU), its leaders, and related geopolitical issues. She primarily covers government announcements and legal policy regulations within this context.
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By: Alexandra Brzozowski
Carbonell's appointment comes after Kallas gave her predecessor, Stefano Sannino, the early boot.
By: Alexandra Brzozowski
Trump could yet again be the wake up call Europe needs on defense.
A key worry among EU diplomats is a scenario where Trump would be inclined to hold bilateral talks with Russia's Putin over the Europeans' heads.
Should EU foreign ministers fail to renew the sanctions by January, diplomats say there is still enough time to call an had-hoc emergency EU summit
But EU diplomats warn that this is unlikely to be Hungary's last veto. This article is exceptionally available for free!
By: Alexandra Brzozowski
The EU imposed extra tariffs of up to 35% on Chinese-manufactured EVs in October after an anti-subsidy investigation found Chinese state support was unfairly undercutting European automakers.
By: Alexandra Brzozowski
With looming Trump tariffs and stiff global competition, the EU hopes its "Competitiveness Compass" will help the bloc make a turnaround — but not at the expense of its green goals.
By: Alexandra Brzozowski
European car manufacturers are looking for help with tariffs, environmental mandates and high prices.
Friday's restarting of EU-supervised checks had initially been expected for early February.
But his golden age with Trump may already be over.
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