Sunniva Rose is a correspondent at The National. Based in Brussels since September 2022, she covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on culture, society, crime and justice, and the judicial system. Sunniva has been featured in The National News and has previously contributed to various outlets including Le Figaro, BBC, Deutsche Welle, and Middle East Eye.
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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
Iran must engage with the US in Pakistani-mediated talks, says Oslo
By: Sunniva Rose
Syria needs truth and justice, not just economic investment, MEPs hear
By: Sunniva Rose
Economy ministers from across the Middle East also invited to meeting
By: Sunniva Rose
National Security Minister parades among some of the more than 400 activists who are set to be deported
By: Sunniva Rose
Swedish minister says 'more and more countries have had enough' of Israel's behaviour
By: Sunniva Rose
Germany and Austria called out for shielding Israel in rare public rebuke
By: Sunniva Rose
Ahmed Muhanna began painting with Nescafe on discarded aid boxes when he ran out of art supplies because of war
Germany and the UK have joined France in condemning Israeli military operations in Lebanon but are excluded from talks
Low expulsion rate triggers new rules that raise human rights concerns
By: Sunniva Rose
Self reliance in AI and cybersecurity among goals as bloc challenges US with $230bn of private sector investment
