As energy major Enel became the latest company to leave Russia for good, some representatives from the Italian Chamber of Commerce attended Russia’s largely boycotted...
Author - Otto Lanzavecchia
Russia’s invasion is causing the EU to look south for its energy supplies (and to Italy as a bridge). The OME panel in Rome, hosted by Edison, brought together a series...
Economic Development Minister Giorgetti believes H2 is vital to decarbonise. Rome’s got a head start in developing capacity: a transnational Hydrogen Valley project with...
The Italian Prime Minister said he’ll fly to Ankara right after Madrid’s G7 and NATO Summits. His meeting with the Turkish president – the first of its kind – hints at...
The Mediterranean country is still a sore issue for regional stability – and still deadlocked in a political crisis. Varvelli (ECFR) and Cristiani (IAI/GMF) explain why...
Speaking to the Italian public on Sunday evening, the Russian FM knew that the presenter’s softball questions wouldn’t have stood in the way of his falsehoods
A new Directorate-General in the government’s offices will allow for an extension of Italy’s special powers, which are designed to protect strategic assets from M&A...
Prime Minister Draghi travelled to Algiers to sign a cooperation agreement with President Tebboune as Rome looks to shift away from Russian gas. Algeria is now poised to...
The ISPI poll reveals that most blame Putin and approve of sanctions, even more would welcome Ukrainian refugees and cut energy consumption to help. They also believe...
The Kremlin’s tactic of forcing “hostile states” to pay roubles for supplies doesn't benefit it, except for the short term. Carlo Bagnasco dismantles Russia’s gamble...
