Giorgio Leali is an Economy and Trade Reporter for POLITICO Europe, based in Paris. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on regional interests across North America, LATAM, and APAC. Giorgio has been featured in notable publications such as the Jacques Delors Institute, E&E News, and the Daily Climate.
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President Donald Trump signed the joint declaration after leaders in France unexpectedly converged on backing Kyiv.
By: Giorgio Leali, Clea Caulcutt, Myah Ward
Heading into the gathering, expectations were modest, as Trump officials and G7 allies hoped to avoid any major blow-ups.
By: Giorgio Leali, Nicholas Vinocur, Clea Caulcutt
The French president snatched an unexpected diplomatic win by securing the U.S. leader’s support for Ukraine in a joint declaration.
By: Hannah Roberts, Giorgio Leali
The president's attack contradicts the prime minister's recent insistence that their relationship is as good as ever.
The French and Italian leaders are mending their rifts with a summit on the French Riviera and a flurry of deals.
By: Giorgio Leali, Anthony Lattier
French President Emmanuel Macron's second term ends May 13. PARIS — French voters will go to the polls to elect a new president on April 18
By: Giorgio Leali, Esther Webber, Veronika Melkozerova
“What we are building here is not only for Ukraine,” Macron said.
By: Giorgio Leali, Nicolas Camut
With extreme heat forcing the country to shut down nuclear reactors, just as the appetite for cheap, carbon-free electricity is set to explode.
By: Tiphaine Saliou, Giorgio Leali
The National Rally's push to privatize French public broadcasters would destroy them, Delphine Ernotte said.
By: Giorgio Leali
But both leaders framed their urgency as a matter of economic necessity, not a way to put guardrails around a future far-right French leader.
