Eleni Varvitsioti is the Athens Correspondent at the Financial Times. She specializes in finance and trading, with a focus on topics related to the United States and Canada. Eleni's work has been featured in The Irish Times, Wealth Insider, and Luxembourg Times, showcasing her insights into economic issues that resonate across continents.
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Eleni Varvitsioti's coverage revolves around government and politics, world affairs, and evolving stories, with a focus on tourism, European Union matters, Greece-specific issues including the financial crisis, and natural disasters. She appears to have a particular interest in breaking news related to legal policy regulation or government announcements.
Given her extensive coverage of these topics and themes, she may be interested in receiving pitches from individuals involved in governmental or political spheres within the European Union. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into the impact of natural disasters on specific sectors like tourism or finance could find success when reaching out to Eleni.
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By: Eli Meixler, Marton Dunai, Kj Edelman, Christine Murray, Adrienne Klasa, Chris Kay, Jude Webber, Thomas Hale, Raphael Minder, Alice Hancock, Malaika Kanaaneh Tapper, Harry Dempsey, Eleni Varvitsioti, Christopher Grimes, Niki Blasina
FT correspondents spill the beans on their patches’ java scenes, from omakase-style epics in Tokyo and hip Parisian ‘néocafés’ to the relentless global march of matcha
By: Laura Dubois, Henry Foy, Eleni Varvitsioti
Also in this newsletter: Greek fraud investigation zeroes in on government members
By: Joseph Cotterill, Eleni Varvitsioti
Decision on GDP warrants brings Athens nearer to closing one of final chapters in its debt crisis
By: Henry Foy, Andy Bounds, Mari Novik, Eleni Varvitsioti
Also in this newsletter: European and Gulf leaders discuss Iran war fallout
By: Eleni Varvitsioti, Paola Tamma
Kyriakos Pierrakakis credits conditions imposed by IMF, European Commission and ECB more than a decade ago for country’s revival
