Leila Abboud is a correspondent for various publications, including the Financial Times, Knowledia, and Yahoo Finance. With a focus on European politics, technology, and business, Leila's work has also been featured in The Irish Times and The Australian Financial Review. She covers a range of topics, from high-profile legal cases and international relations to start-ups and economic developments.
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Leila Abboud's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, world affairs, and finance & economy with a significant focus on France, the European Union, Israel, and the Middle East. Given her extensive reporting in these areas as well as legal policy regulation and evolving stories related to these topics, she would likely be interested in insights from experts familiar with the political landscapes of these regions. Additionally, given her attention to evolving stories and breaking news within government announcements and legal policy regulations, providing timely analysis or first-hand accounts could be particularly valuable for engaging her interest.
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Exit polls in France show National Rally securing almost a third of vote
President of France makes risky bet on staving off ascendant far right
By: Leila Abboud, Attracta Mooney, Jana Tauschinski
Paris event organisers pledge to halve greenhouse gas emissions from London and Rio levels. Attracta Mooney, Jana Tauschinski and Leila Abboud
By: Ben Hall, Leila Abboud
The 28-year-old chief of the National Rally party said in an interview that he was confident of winning an outright majority in legislative elections starting this weekend.
By: Leila Abboud
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen anointed her youthful protégé as prime minister in waiting, but the office may come sooner than either expected as France voters.
By: Leila Abboud, Brian Johnston, Adrienne Klasa
Stocks and the euro rose as some second-round candidates could be pulled to try to boost the vote against Marine Le Pen’s National Rally party.
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By: Leila Abboud, Adrienne Klasa
French far-right party leader says she will look for allies if RN fails to secure 289 parliamentary seats on Sunday
Old school retail politics have helped bring Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement National to the brink of political power
By: Leila Abboud, Zehra Munir, Chloe Cornish
By: Leila Abboud, Thomas Hale
Financial infidelity is terrible. Luckily there are some telltale signs which you can pinpoint so that you can confirm your suspicions early on.
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