Paola Tamma is a reporter for POLITICO Europe and Luxembourg Times. She covers a wide range of topics including European politics, international relations, and economic issues. Paola's reporting provides in-depth analysis and insights into the latest developments in the European Union and its member states.
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Paola Tamma's coverage primarily focuses on finance & economy and government & politics, with a particular emphasis on the European Union, Russia, Ukraine, and related topics including sanctions, fiscal reform, migration, eurozone, and the European Commission.
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Champions of digital taxes take unilateral steps after losing faith in OECD-backed treaty
By: Paola Tamma, Andy Bounds
European Commission plans to scrap €150 threshold below which goods are exempt from customs duties
By: Alice Hancock, Paola Tamma
Leaked internal report reflects widespread concerns about work culture at world’s biggest multilateral lender
By: Alice Hancock, Henry Foy, Paola Tamma, Adrienne Klasa
The new probe is separate from the French investigation into the platform.
By: Barney Jopson, Paola Tamma
Madrid wants three or more countries to be able to forge ahead when others are opposed
Policy shift will allow the bloc’s capitals to redirect ‘cohesion funds’ amid Ukraine conflict and Trump victory
By: Attracta Mooney, Henry Foy, Laura Dubois, Paola Tamma
Also in this newsletter: Much ado about party politics at European commissioner hearings
EU governments’ belt-tightening plans come at a time when more investment is needed and growth is weak
By: Valentina Romei, Paola Tamma
Germany’s economic struggles weigh down on region, as US continues to outpace Europe
By: Paola Tamma, Marton Dunai, Laura Dubois
Vienna expected to drop veto on ending checks at land borders for travellers from the two countries
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