Paola Tamma is a Reporter at POLITICO Europe. She covers themes related to regional interest and world news, with a focus on corporate finance and corporations, particularly in the APAC region. Paola's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Irish Times, The Australian Financial Review, Financial Times, Ars Technica, Luxembourg Times, Omni.se, and Yahoo Finance.
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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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What happens if Washington pulls the ‘kill switch' on digital services?
Italy, Spain and Poland struggle to get recovery programmes off ground
By: Paola Tamma, Laura Dubois, Thomas Hale
Proposal would boost Beijing’s drive to internationalise the renminbi and counter dominance of US dollar
By: Paola Tamma, Barbara Moens, Henry Foy, Mari Novik
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Brussels’ proposed quota reduction could cost Kyiv up to €1bn in lost export revenue
By: Eleni Varvitsioti, Paola Tamma
Kyriakos Pierrakakis credits conditions imposed by IMF, European Commission and ECB more than a decade ago for country’s revival
Economy sluggish despite being largest beneficiary of pandemic-era grants and low-interest loans
By: Paola Tamma, Amy Kazmin
Growth sluggish despite Rome being biggest beneficiary of pandemic-era grants and loans
By: Barbara Moens, Marton Dunai, Paola Tamma, Henry Foy, Mari Novik
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Proposed buffer would allow governments to offset higher costs triggered by Iran war without breaching deficit limits
