Sunniva Rose is a correspondent for The National News, specializing in international affairs and politics. With a focus on European and Middle Eastern issues, Sunniva covers a wide range of topics including terrorism, conflict, and diplomatic relations. Her articles provide in-depth analysis and insight into the complex geopolitical landscape of the region.
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Sunniva Rose's coverage mainly focuses on European Union affairs, the Israel-Gaza conflict, and broader world affairs. She seems highly interested in government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
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By: Sunniva Rose
More clarity needed to find pathway for peace in Middle East, says UAE minister
German Foreign Minister highlights unconventional communication between US president-elect and Russian President Putin, who like to speak in person
France is keen to show that the match can go ahead peacefully after violence in Amsterdam last week
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