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Gregorio Sorgi

Gregorio Sorgi

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Economics Reporter, POLITICO Europe

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  • Why von der Leyen’s Big Tech tax plan is bluster

    By Gregorio Sorgi Verified, Giovanna Faggionato Verified, Giovanna Coi| POLITICO Europe Verified BRUSSELS — Donald Trump called the European Union pathetic, so the EU set its sights on Silicon Valley to prove him wrong. European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen has come out swinging with a threat to tax the advertising revenues of digital services if trade talks with the United States president collapse. Few diplomats will dare say openly that von der Leyen’s move to target Big Tech is a bad idea.

    By Gregorio Sorgi Verified, Giovanna Faggionato Verified, Giovanna Coi · POLITICO Europe

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Spain and Lithuania push to oust Ireland from leading eurozone talks

    By Gregorio Sorgi Verified| POLITICO Europe Verified The presidential role has considerable clout as it chairs the meetings, steers the agenda and is part of glitzy international gatherings such as the G7 and G20. Donohoe’s rivals face an uphill struggle as the Irishman has made a name for himself as a balanced power broker with a broad base of support among his peers.

    By Gregorio Sorgi Verified · POLITICO Europe

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Why von der Leyen’s Big Tech tax plan is bluster

    By Gregorio Sorgi Verified, Giovanna Faggionato Verified, Giovanna Coi| POLITICO Europe Verified BRUSSELS — Donald Trump called the European Union pathetic, so the EU set its sights on Silicon Valley to prove him wrong. European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen has come out swinging with a threat to tax the advertising revenues of digital services if trade talks with the United States president collapse. Few diplomats will dare say openly that von der Leyen’s move to target Big Tech is a bad idea.

    By Gregorio Sorgi Verified, Giovanna Faggionato Verified, Giovanna Coi · POLITICO Europe

    Apr. 17, 2025

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POLITICO Europe

POLITICO Europe is the European edition of the POLITICO network, focusing on nonpartisan political and policy journalism. Launched in April 2015, it operates as a subsidiary of Axel Springer, which fully acquired it in October 2021. Headquartered in Brussels, POLITICO Europe has offices in London, Berlin, and Paris, and it emphasizes coverage of EU politics and transatlantic policy dynamics. The company offers a range of services, including real-time digital journalism on its platform, a subscription-based policy intelligence service called POLITICO Pro, and various newsletters that provide curated political insights. It also publishes a weekly newspaper summarizing key political developments and hosts live events that facilitate discussions among policymakers, industry leaders, and journalists. POLITICO Europe targets political professionals and stakeholders, delivering actionable intelligence to help navigate policy changes.

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