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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By: Jennifer Rankin
Councillor in Arnhem says existing system to resolve issues caused by debt costs billions and isn’t working
By: Carmen Aguilar García, Jennifer Rankin
Half a dozen members of the European parliament earn more from second jobs than as EU lawmakers, according to analysis that raises questions about potential conflicts of interest.
By: Carmen Aguilar García, Jennifer Rankin
Seven out of 10 have outside work with six earning more with work than as parliamentary representatives, analysis shows
Brussels says it will drop rule-of-law case after new government vowed to restore judicial independence
By: Jennifer Rankin
Joseph Muscat, the central bank governor, and deputy PM accused over allegations once investigated by murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia
By: Ashifa Kassam, Jennifer Rankin
Police arrested 32 people in Amsterdam, with university occupations continuing in Netherlands, Belgium and Spain
Warm welcome for Chinese president contrasts with rest of EU, with up to 18 cooperation agreements expected
By: Jennifer Rankin
Margaritis Schinas described decision by European Broadcasting Union as ‘completely regrettable’
By: Jennifer Rankin
Platforms including Instagram and WhatsApp may have addictive effects, says European Commission
By: Jennifer Rankin
European commission vice president, Maroš Šefčovič, cites progress on trade and economy for territory but not border checks
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