Jennifer Rankin is a Brussels correspondent for The Guardian, currently on maternity leave. She covers a wide range of topics, including European politics, human rights, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and RealClearEnergy.
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Jennifer Rankin's coverage highlights her focus on EU politics and legal policy regulation, particularly in relation to human rights issues and geopolitical developments. Given the prevalence of government announcements and legal policy regulation in her articles, she is likely to respond well to pitches that offer insightful analysis or expert commentary on evolving political situations within the EU.
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By: Jennifer Rankin, Lorenzo Tondo
Plans for processing asylum claims offshore gain traction among leaders unnerved by rise of far right
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged European leaders to issue an “immediate invitation” to Ukraine to join Nato as he pitched his “victory plan”, which he said would end the war in 2025 at the latest.
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The EU has opened the door to the untested idea of “return hubs” – offshore centres for people deported from the bloc – at a summit dominated by plans for a tougher migration policy.
By: Jennifer Rankin
Emmanuel Macron has banned Israeli companies from the Euronaval Salon defence fair in Paris next month
By: Jennifer Rankin
Hungary PM’s visit prompts anger in EU amid widespread concerns about voter intimidation and coercion
By: Jennifer Rankin
Viktor Orbán is heading to Georgia after congratulating the ruling Georgian Dream party for its “overwhelming victory” in parliamentary elections despite widespread concerns about intimidation and coercion of voters.
By: Jennifer Rankin
More than one in five attendees at EU events on regulating big tech companies did not disclose links to the industry when applying to take
By: Jennifer Rankin
Campaigners say 21% of people at workshops did not disclose on their applications relationships with firms being discussed
Maia Sandu’s victory amid claims of Russian interference boosts EU hopes and deals setback to Kremlin
Publisher ‘profoundly sorry’ for hurt caused by Spirou and the Blue Gorgon as it recalls 30,000 copies from shops
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