During his visit to Rome, the Kremlin’s Foreign Minister Lavrov highlighted that Russia is essentially uninterested in a G20-wide approach to the Afghan crisis. It comes...
Author - Otto Lanzavecchia
The budding entente between London and Rome on Afghanistan could have world-changing knock-on effects via the G7 and G20 summits
Exit the West, enter Iran, Russia and China. Three experts map out the global power shifts that might derive from the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan
The PM is overseeing a historical rebirth process, but party politics and the next presidential election could soon see him off... Or could they?
Is there a nexus between a CIA/NATO backed operation, a secretive masonic lodge and a neo-fascist terrorist attack? Or is there more to it? The 1980 Bologna massacre is...
Italy has long been a mediating force in war-torn Libya. As Tripoli draws closer to the December elections, Rome maintains that the best way to foster stability is...
The newly appointed PM Mikati is called to push Lebanon out of a political deadlock, a grave economic crisis and massive security risks. The tangibility of an...
President Saied’s power grab left the country’s political future hanging. Now it’s up to Europe to do the right thing. Dentice (CeSI) and Megerisi (ECFR) read the ins...
The West converges on green, there is common momentum. But this process will require more research, transparency, forethought, collaboration and shared action. As the...
The greening ambitions of the two powers, including the most "persuasive" ones geared at other countries, are increasingly similar. A carbon tax modelled after the...
