Richard Milne is the Nordic and Baltic Bureau Chief at the Financial Times. He covers a wide range of topics including corporate finance, economic policy, and regional economies across Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, and Sweden, while also delving into business and economics themes. Richard has been featured in several prestigious publications such as The Australian Financial Review, The Irish Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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Richard Milne's coverage spans world affairs, business, finance & economy with a focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation. Given his extensive coverage of Tesla and European labor issues, pitches could include insights from experts knowledgeable about labor relations in Europe or those who can comment on the impact of high-profile corporate disputes on national policies.
Considering Richard's emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation, he may be open to commentary from individuals well-versed in EU regulatory frameworks or international law as it pertains to cross-border disputes and multinational corporation operations.
As for geographic relevance, while Richard covers various global topics related to Europe including Russia and migration issues, there seems to be an emphasis on Scandinavian countries like Sweden and Denmark. Therefore, relevant sources should have expertise specific to these regions if applicable.
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By: Manpreet Bhangal, James Besse, Imogen Wade, Alec Ross, Teodora Chis, Priyanka Cardoz, Richard Milne, Eva Coringrato, Charlie Coyte, Daniel Lee, Lara Marie Otto, Tayyaba Iftikhar Butt, Manuel Hernandez Gonzalez
This report presents a review of recent evidence on public trust in science across Europe, the United States and Canada.
By: Raphael Minder, Richard Milne
Lithuania’s president says intelligence points to ‘targeted’ kinetic operations against energy or transport assets
By: Richard Milne, Raphael Minder
As gloom over Chinese competition intensifies, the pressure on companies and Europe to reform is escalating
By: Ben Hall, Richard Milne
Ulf Kristersson says mass regularisation threatens integrity of Schengen free-travel zone
By: Richard Milne, Ilya Gridneff
Big claims from new US explorer have run into permitting realities and a rebuke from island nation’s government
By: Ivan Levingston, Richard Milne
Swedish company was valued at $5.6bn only four months ago as interest in artificial intelligence tools for professional services soars
It will take a long time before new routes become more than a niche commercial activity
Chief of world’s second-largest container shipping group calls for greater investment in trade infrastructure
It will take a long time before new routes become more than a niche commercial activity, says Richard Milne for the Financial Times.
