Antonia Zimmermann is a Reporter at POLITICO. She focuses on mobility and sustainability, drawing from her diverse experiences in research and policy advising, as well as her background in international relations and European politics. Antonia's work has been featured in E&E News, POLITICO Europe, and various expert newsletters.
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Antonia Zimmermann's articles predominantly cover European Union trade policies, business regulations, and global economic affairs with a focus on Europe. She often reports on legal policy regulation and government announcements relevant to international trade and finance.
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By: Camille Gijs, Antonia Zimmermann
Big push on to get deal done in time for India's Republic Day celebration on Jan. 26, says Maroš Šefčovič.
By: Antonia Zimmermann, Camille Gijs
Getting the Latin America trade deal done is a crucial test of the EU's credibility, Maroš Šefčovič tells POLITICO.
By: Camille Gijs, Antonia Zimmermann
Brussels is focusing on strategic sectors in its talks with the Trump administration, Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič tells POLITICO.
By: Antonia Zimmermann, Camille Gijs, Giorgio Leali, Bartosz Brzeziński
Declaration offering reassurances on budget money for farmers could sway Italy back into the “yes” camp.
By: Antonia Zimmermann, Lucia Mackenzie, Koen Verhelst
There's no prospect of a thaw ahead of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit to China next month.
By: Antonia Zimmermann
The agreement ties tariff reductions on US imports to certain conditions. Members of the European Parliament were able to tighten some of those conditions.
Heads of state and government are hoping that the Turnberry deal will hold. However, EU institutions have tied its implementation to new conditions. The concern now is that the US president may reject them.
By: Till Hoppe, Angela Köckritz, Antonia Zimmermann
As German Economy Minister Katherina Reiche visits China, Berlin still has not managed to define its position on the competitive threat from China. Meanwhile, France, Spain and Italy are pushing for a tougher line.
By: Antonia Zimmermann
In some of Europe's richest countries, including Belgium, overcrowding is driving a severe deterioration of prison conditions.
By: Antonia Zimmermann
In some of Europe’s richest countries, including Belgium, overcrowding is driving a severe deterioration of conditions.
