Rosalind Mathieson is the News Director for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa at Bloomberg. With a background in journalism and a focus on international affairs, Rosalind covers a wide range of topics including geopolitics, economic developments, and diplomatic relations. Her work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in global news and analysis.
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Rosalind Mathieson predominantly covers politics and world affairs, with a particular focus on China, Ukraine, Russia, and Hungary. Her articles largely comprise evolving stories and breaking news pieces often accompanied by expert commentary.
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It’s been an extraordinary 24 hours in Russia.
The mutiny by the Wagner mercenary group may have been brief, but it raises fundamental questions about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s grip on power. It also has ramifications outside Russia’s borders.
NATO was set up in the aftermath of World War II for several purposes, among them ensuring a European war could not happen again and keeping the Soviet Union at bay. Seventy years later, French President Emmanuel Macron declared it brain dead — out of date and out of touch.
From the moment Yevgeny Prigozhin announced his plan to march with his mercenaries on Moscow to protest Russia’s failures in its war against Ukraine, he was probably living on borrowed time.
All roads no longer lead to Rome. They lead to Beijing.
By: Zoltan Simon, Rosalind Mathieson
Hungary seeks to build a third terminal, Economy Minister says Qatar Investment Authority may join new consortium, Nagy says
By: Rosalind Mathieson, Zoltan Simon
Hungary is prepared to lift its veto on a massive European Union funding proposal for Ukraine in return for billions in financing the bloc has been withholding from Budapest over democratic backsliding, Prime Minister
By: Zoltan Simon, Rosalind Mathieson
Hungary Sees ‘Horrible' Economic Fallout Without EV Subsidies
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By: Rosalind Mathieson, Bastian Benrath
War could drive oil prices and inflation, Thomas Jordan says Swiss central bank surprised with first G-10 rate cut
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