Colin Stevens is a journalist at EU Reporter. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, urban development, and regional interest in both APAC and LATAM. Colin has also been featured in various publications, including the World Wealth Journal.
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By: Colin Stevens
Kazakhstan has taken a bold step to reposition the history of the Great Steppe at the centre of Eurasian civilisation, hosting a major international symposium in Astana dedicated to the legacy of the Golden Horde — the vast mediaeval empire that once connected East and West across Eurasia. The event, titled “The Golden Horde as […]
By: Colin Stevens
This interview provides an in-depth look at Meridiam's strategy, operational practices, and commitment to sustainability. Fadi Selwan, Deputy CEO, outlines the core pillars of his role, which range from asset management to overseeing ESG and human resources teams. He discusses the firm's focus on long-term value creation, stakeholder engagement, and strict adherence to environmental and […]
By: Colin Stevens
The illicit cigarette market in Europe has reached its highest level in more than a decade, with counterfeit products now accounting for the largest share of illegal tobacco consumption across the European Union, according to a new study presented in Brussels. The findings were released at a policy event organised by the Royal United Services […]
By: Colin Stevens
Kazakhstan is seeking to place science, higher education and innovation at the centre of its growing partnership with the European Union. That was the key message from a roundtable held in Brussels under the “Shanyraq Dialogue” platform, hosted by the Embassy of Kazakhstan to Belgium and attended by Kazakhstan’s Minister of Science and Higher Education, […]
This week, the European directive concerning tobacco taxation (TED) encountered divergent outcomes: it was endorsed in a modified form by the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) of the European Parliament, yet concurrently withdrawn from the ECOFIN Council's agenda due to the absence of unanimous consent. Sweden blocked the EU's ambitious tobacco tax overhaul […]
A scaling back of international development commitments among developed countries is indisputably part of the political zeitgeist our age. The decimation of USAID, and dismantling of longstanding initiatives like PEPFARS under the second Trump administration is the most stark example, but it is by no means isolated. In 2020, the British Conservative government abolished the […]
Artificial intelligence has been reshaping vast parts of the economy, and the financial sector is no different. The use of algorithms for stock picking has been written about considerably. Its use for trading in debt markets, however, is perhaps more interesting. When applied to bond trading, the implications move beyond the financial and into the […]
Finnish Member of the European Parliament (MEP) Aura Salla has made headlines recently for her bold claims about Europe’s unhealthy dependence on American tech companies. ‘These American companies are just thinking that we are fools here, giving all our data to these companies for free and buying their services,’ she explained. Her views, however, should […]
By: Colin Stevens
Philip Morris International (PMI) has called on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to engage in what it describes as a
By: Colin Stevens
Recent reporting by EU Reporter outlined allegations concerning a pattern of opaque property dealings involving the Maltese Curia and CPHCL, the parent company of the global hospitality group Corinthia. The allegations were first set out in a confidential memorandum provided to Serbian outlet Nova.rs, with two figures - Archbishop Charles Scicluna and Alfred Camilleri – […]
