Gregorio Sorgi is a Political Reporter at POLITICO Europe and E&E News. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on Latin America. Gregorio's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications, including POLITICO Europe and E&E News.
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Gregorio's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation regarding the European Union, with specific attention to EU spending, membership, politics, and sanctions. He would likely be most responsive to pitches offering expert analysis or insider insights into EU governmental decisions and policy-making processes.
Given his focus on the European Union, pitches could emphasize experts who have a deep understanding of EU regulations and policies. Potential sources may include political analysts specializing in EU affairs, policymakers familiar with the intricacies of EU governance, or legal experts well-versed in EU law.
While Gregorio does not specify a geographic focus, his coverage heavily centers around European Union matters. Therefore, relevant pitches should consider this regional focus when providing context or proposing potential interviewees for articles related to these topics.
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By: Charlie Cooper, Gregorio Sorgi
“Now is not the time to roll back sanctions against Russia,” said Valdis Dombrovskis.
By: Gregorio Sorgi, Gabriel Gavin
Member countries are clashing over spending levels in the Commission's proposal from 2028 to 2034.
By: Camille Gijs, Gregorio Sorgi
Madrid is reversing its position on a French-led initiative to boost trade defenses against Beijing.
The Commission is assessing revenue estimates that could be raised by potential new EU-wide taxes on online gambling, crypto firms and digital firms.
The agreement is an important step in the decade-old plan to turn the EU into a U.S.-style investment powerhouse.
By: Gregorio Sorgi
A new EU tax on online gambling could generate €13.3 billion [$15.5 billion] in fresh revenue for the bloc's next seven-year budget, the European Commission forecast in a document seen by POLITICO.
By: Gregorio Sorgi
An official told governments to use a cash pot designed to soften the consequences of the climate transition on regions to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
The EU’s big six will now have to rally other governments to join their cause without making it look like they’re ignoring the views of contrarian countries.
Nicosia is expected to resist pressure to cut agricultural subsidies and regional payouts.
Brussels’ is set to offer more flexibility to countries struggling with the energy crisis fueled by Middle East war.
