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Emma Collet
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Journalist, L'Express
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Biography
Born in 2000, I gratuated from Bordeaux Political Institute in 2023 with a Master degree on international relations, that focused on post-soviet countries. I’ve traveled a lot in Russia, Ukraine, and Central Asia.
Russia, UkrainePost-soviet spaces. Culture, Caucasus economy. Central Asia, society geopolitics
We do not cover any other sporting discipline apart from cricket.
Content
By Emma Collet| bne IntelliNews Verified Kazakhstan continues to auction off landed property and luxury goods taken from oligarchs of the Nazarbayev clan who did so well for so long under discredited former president Nursultan Nazarbayev – but the attempts of the current Tokayev administration to claw back assets deemed stolen or unfairly obtained during the three-decade-long Elbasy, or Leader of the Nation, era have met with very mixed results. For sale: A 2,800 square-metre luxury mansion located in the capital Astana.
By Emma Collet| euractiv.es@ Emma Collet Euractiv Abr 4, 2025 16:54 Lectura de 3 min. Idiomas: English | Français Bruselas/Samarcanda (Euractiv.com/.es) - La cumbre Unión Europea-Asia Central concluyó este viernes en Samarcanda con el anuncio de la presidenta de la Comisión Europea, Ursula von der Leyen, de un paquete de 12.000 millones de euros (iniciativa Gateway) para impulsar la "asociación estratégica" del bloque comunitario con esa región del planeta.
By Emma Collet| EurActiv France Verified Le sommet UE-Asie centrale d’aujourd’hui s’est terminé par l’annonce d’un programme de 12 milliards d’euros pour le « partenariat stratégique » de l’UE avec l’Asie centrale.
Company Info
L'Express
L'Express is a French weekly newsmagazine founded in 1953 by Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber and Françoise Giroud. Initially a supplement to the business newspaper Les Echos, it has grown into a prominent publication that targets opinion leaders with a liberal perspective. In 2022, it had a circulation of 204,000. The magazine is currently owned by Alain Weill, who has modernized it to enhance its digital presence and editorial influence. L'Express offers both print and digital news content, covering a range of topics including politics, business, culture, and international affairs. Its digital platform attracts 5–10 million monthly visits and features partially fee-based content. The magazine also engages in franchises and partnerships, providing specialized business content. With its headquarters in Paris, L'Express has a rich history of political commentary and has featured contributions from notable literary figures.
Paris, Ile-de-France, France
+33 1 75 55 10 00
Founded: 1953