Jacopo Barigazzi is a Senior EU reporter for POLITICO Europe. With a focus on European politics and policy, Jacopo covers a wide range of topics including EU defense, international relations, and regional dynamics. He provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the latest developments within the European Union and its member states.
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Jacopo Barigazzi's coverage focuses on government and politics, particularly within the European Union. He also covers world affairs with a focus on EU relations with countries like Ukraine, Hungary, Israel, and developments such as sanctions and defense industry issues.
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Aftermath of the European election and the looming German vote have stopped the bloc from getting much work done.
By: Esther Webber, Joshua Posaner, Jacopo Barigazzi, Veronika Melkozerova
The Ukrainian president is racing across Europe to lock in support for Kyiv. We rate his chances of success.
By: Eddy Wax, Jacopo Barigazzi, Max Griera
Left-wingers rail against rightward shift ahead of showdown with commissioners.
By: Jacopo Barigazzi, Stuart Lau, Nicholas Vinocur, Barbara Moens
Europeans may not like Donald Trump, but officials from several countries said his reelection could spur change in the bloc — namely on defense.
By: Seb Starcevic, Jacopo Barigazzi
“Brussels is one of the world’s biggest spy hubs,” the EU executive says.
Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer says there is a secure supply of alternative fuel and “no one will freeze this winter.”
His phone call with the U.S. president-elect was “a very detailed and good conversation,” Scholz tells Süddeutsche Zeitung.
By: Jacopo Barigazzi
Head of the Central Electoral Commission was doused with black paint as hundreds of opposition supporters staged a protest against the vote.
By: Jacopo Barigazzi
SPD members of the Bundestag have joined local and regional politicians in voicing doubts over Scholz's chances, the German newspaper reported.
London and Paris have donated Storm Shadow/SCALP missiles to Kyiv, but Washington has blocked their use against targets in Russia.
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