In an interview with our sister website Formiche.net, economist and essayist Carlo Pelanda argues that until recently the EU had been binding itself “ever more tightly...
Author - Lorenzo Piccioli
An explosion at Italy's main large-calibre munitions plant, days after a near-identical incident in Bulgaria, has opened a debate that goes well beyond industrial safety...
In an interview with Decode39, Carlo Alberto Giusti argues that the AI competition is ultimately about technological sovereignty, highlights the enduring advantage of...
The EU's deadlock over its 21st sanctions package, stalled by Austria and Greece, risks boosting Russian oil revenues as Middle East tensions drive up crude prices...
A “more normal and more constructive” summit, a Ukraine showing that it holds the cards, and a Europe growing stronger militarily but still lagging behind on technology...
A reported US willingness to license Patriot production to Ukraine, surfacing around an Ankara summit, captures a wider recalibration — one where Europe shoulders more...
Charles Kupchan, one of America’s leading foreign policy scholars and a former White House official, argues that Donald Trump’s “America First” marks another swing in...
As tensions in the Gulf appear to be easing following the apparent success of U.S.-Iran diplomacy, attention is gradually shifting back to Ukraine. Yet expectations that...
A draft agreement between Washington and Tehran points to a possible de-escalation in the Gulf, including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the launch of new...
As Ukraine returns to the center of Western diplomacy at the G7 summit in Evian, former U.S. ambassador to Kyiv John Edward Herbst argues that the missing ingredient for...
