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Sunniva Rose

Sunniva Rose

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Sunniva has been a correspondent in Brussels for The National since September 2022. She started working for The National in Beirut in 2019 and previously freelanced for Le Figaro, BBC, Deutsche Welle and Middle East Eye. She came to Lebanon in 2016 to work for local newspaper L’Orient-Le Jour after a Master's in Arabic and journalism at Sciences Po Paris.
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SYRIA - NOVEMBER 28: Rifaat al Assad back to Damascus after exile, Damascus, Syria On November 28, 1984 - Left to right: Hafaz el Assad, Abdel Halim Khaddam, and Rifaat al Assad. (Photo by Daniel SIMON/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)
France and Syria seek transfer of €32m from Rifaat Al Assad assets sale

Officials hope to strike an agreement this year to send funds to Damascus

EuropeFebruary 07, 2026
Syrian market traders will benefit from Syria's reconnection to the Swift system, proponents say. Getty Images
Legacy socialism, vested interests: Can European investors break into Syria?

With the last package of sanctions lifted, foreign businesses see opportunities aplenty. But there are obstacles ...

NewsFebruary 06, 2026
Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al Shibani met French counterpart Jean-Noel Barrot in Damascus
France tells Syria fighting ISIS is ‘priority'

Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot begins tour in Damascus before planned stops in Baghdad, Erbil and Beirut

MENAFebruary 05, 2026
The USS Enterprise, left, alongside the French carrier Charles de Gaulle in 2001. AFP
Hard on nuclear, soft on IRGC: Flaws emerge in France's policy on Iran

Diplomatic talks between the US and Iran this week are welcome in European capitals

NewsFebruary 05, 2026
Israeli police detain an activist from blocking lorries carrying humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip near Karam Abu Salem crossing in southern Israel. AFP
Two French-Israeli women face 'complicity in genocide' investigation for role in Gaza blockade

France has launched war crimes investigations into citizens of dual nationality

EuropeFebruary 03, 2026
The crisis management skills of Aiman Ezzat, CapGemini chief, have been generally well received in France. Bloomberg
Egyptian Capgemini chief praised for cutting links with ICE

International values of Aiman Ezzat have been proven in a crisis

EuropeFebruary 03, 2026
A displaced family at a temporary camp in Khan Younis, southern Gaza. EPA
Europe's former envoys demand more pressure on Israel to help destitute Gazans

EU institutions have failed to agree on sanctions against Israel despite it breaching a bilateral agreement

EuropeFebruary 02, 2026
Yemen is in the grip of one of the world's worst humanitarian crises after more than 10 years of civil war. EPA
EU to keep offices in Yemen despite WFP closures over security concerns

Donor status means EU operates in some the Middle East's most contested areas

EuropeJanuary 31, 2026
Hadja Lahbib, the European Commissioner for Equality, Preparedness and Crisis Management, visited the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing with Gaza in November. Getty Images
ExclusiveWar is not over for Gazans, warns EU crisis chief

Reopening Rafah border crossing for pedestrians can't make up for trickle of lorries, EU crisis chief tells The National

EuropeJanuary 30, 2026
IRGC EU gif
Iranian diaspora targeted by IRGC hail its listing as terror organisation

Decision triggered by regime's mass killing of protesters

EuropeJanuary 29, 2026
Protesters against the Iranian government at a 2025 demonstration in Paris. Getty Images
Change of heart in Paris puts EU on brink of banning IRGC

France ends opposition to move after Spain and Italy shift position

EuropeJanuary 29, 2026
The Iranian diaspora in Europe, including in Brussels, has pushed for the listing of the IRGC as a terror organisation for years. EPA
Europe considers IRGC ban amid uncertainty over Donald Trump's next move

Closed-door discussions described as 'highly sensitive and political'

EuropeJanuary 28, 2026
The French government wants its civil servants to stop using US communication platforms. Getty Images
French government ditches Zoom and Teams for home-grown Visio platform

EU aims to strengthen digital independence and become less reliant on US

EuropeJanuary 27, 2026
About 26 Gazan musicians and researchers and their families - some seen here in Angers in January 2025 - have been evacuated to France since late 2023 under the Pause programme. AFP
France accused of discrimination against Gazan artists waiting for evacuation

Palestinians who won scholarships tell of 'anguish, fear, and worry' as they wait

EuropeJanuary 27, 2026
Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has said his country now supports listing the IRGC as a terrorist organisation. EPA
Italy demands EU ban on IRGC over 'heinous acts’

Italian government's U-turn significant for EU listing that requires unanimous approval

EuropeJanuary 26, 2026
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