Camille Gijs is a reporter for POLITICO Europe, covering a wide range of topics including trade, politics, and international relations. With a focus on European affairs, Camille provides in-depth analysis and reporting on key issues impacting the region.
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Camille Gijs predominantly covers international trade, European Union affairs, and Belgian politics. Her coverage is focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation, evolving stories and breaking news within the context of international trade and EU dynamics.
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By: Camille Gijs
“The finish line of the EU-Mercosur agreement is in sight. Let's work, let's cross it,” says Ursula von der Leyen after arriving for Mercosur summit.
By: Camille Gijs, Clea Caulcutt, Nette Nöstlinger, Giorgio Leali
Ursula von der Leyen granted the wish of her native Germany by flying off to seal an accord with the Mercosur bloc. France, which fiercely opposes the deal, is in uproar.
By: Barbara Moens, Giovanna Coi, Camille Gijs
Trump's punitive tariffs would put Brussels under pressure to cut a defensive deal to fend off a glut of Chinese exports.
By: Giorgio Leali, Camille Gijs
Ursula von der Leyen announces South American trade accord, delighting her fellow Germans but infuriating France which calls the deal unacceptable.
Ursula von der Leyen announces South American trade accord, delighting her fellow Germans but infuriating France which calls the deal unacceptable.
By: Douglas Busvine, Camille Gijs, Koen Verhelst
POLITICO brings you the new elements of Europe's trade deal with South America struck last week.
By: Bartosz Brzeziński, Camille Gijs
On the eve of its EU presidency, Warsaw plans to only tackle trade talks with Ukraine after a presidential election in May, diplomats tell POLITICO.
Brussels and Bern have been negotiating the partnership agreement for ten years, with several hiccups along the way.
By: Matt Honeycombe-Foster, Camille Gijs, Graham Lanktree
Keir Starmer praises incoming ambassador — a former European trade commissioner — for his “unrivalled experience,” as former colleagues rate his diplomacy chops.
By: Camille Gijs, Louise Guillot
A legal fight looms as EU and Mercosur countries don't see eye to eye on a key clause of their fresh trade deal.
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