Giorgio Leali is an Economy and Trade Reporter for POLITICO Europe, based in Paris. He covers a range of topics including trade, competition, and industrial policy, with a focus on regional interests in South and Central America as well as North America. Giorgio has been featured in the Jacques Delors Institute, coinupdate.com, E&E News, POLITICO Europe, and Daily Climate.
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Giorgio's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, with a significant focus on legal policy regulation and evolving stories. His articles encompass topics such as Brexit, the European Union, trade talks, world expos, green technology, nuclear deals, EU spending rules among others.
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By: Giorgio Leali
Scott Bessent wants allies to heap pressure on Tehran, as regime leadership refuses to fold.
By: Giorgio Leali, Gregorio Sorgi
Top officials used the G7 gathering in Paris to warn Scott Bessent of the economic consequences of the war in Iran.
Despite a concerted effort to torpedo Emmanuel Moulin’s candidacy, Macron’s opponents failed to reach the threshold for a successful veto.
By: Giorgio Leali, Clea Caulcutt
Attal, the current head of Emmanuel Macron’s party, joins a crowded field of candidates.
By: Giorgio Leali
French president calls on EU to imitate U.S. law that foresees tariffs in response to trade discrimination.
France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and Lithuania are urging the bloc to flex muscles as tensions with Beijing mount.
By: Giorgio Leali
Matteo Salvini joined a chorus of Italians slamming the design of the first fully electric Ferrari.
Transport Minister Matteo Salvini joined a chorus of Italians slamming the design of the first fully electric Ferrari.
But French filmmakers are not ready to cut ties with controversial Vincent Bolloré.
Rome wants to change the name of the electric potential unit of measurement to “volta.”
