Antonia Zimmermann is a journalist for POLITICO Europe, specializing in European politics and international trade. With a focus on providing insightful analysis and reporting on key issues impacting the European Union, Antonia's articles cover a range of topics including corruption scandals, trade deals, economic policies, and geopolitical developments.
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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: Antonia Zimmermann
Capitals secured major concessions in their last-minute push against more stringent rules.
By: Antonia Zimmermann
EU to sanction 30 individuals and entities “responsible for the murder” of opposition leader Alexei Navalny, Josep Borrell says.
By: Antonia Zimmermann, Camille Gijs, Mark Scott
This week’s meeting of the EU-U.S. Trade and Technology Council could be its last.
By: Camille Gijs, Antonia Zimmermann, Pieter Haeck
Trade and tech dialogue would likely not survive a Trump return — and that would threaten fragile transatlantic solidarity on how to deal with China.
The announcement comes as Washington and Brussels have failed to seal a deal on a critical minerals agreement after more than a year of negotiations.
The announcement would come after talks on a free-trade agreement fell apart last year.
Emmanouíl Fragkos
POLITICO's top pick of Glitziest Gift of the mandate goes to French MEP Nathalie Loiseau, who in 2023 declared having received two tiny 24-carat gold plated ornamental cups and two engraved spoons
By: Antonia Zimmermann
As elections near, industry bosses argue the EU needs to create the right conditions to build a competitive green economy.
By: Antonia Zimmermann, Louise Guillot, Varg Folkman
The Nordic nation still has a long way to go to leave behind its history as Europe's biggest oil and gas explorer.
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