Politics - September 10, 2026 Christine Lagarde Returns to Italy for Milan Dialogue with European Students by Gianluca Guarino
Building a Conservative Europe - September 8, 2026 “Putting an End to Europe’s Demographic Winter”, Upcoming ECR Party Event in Dubrovnik by Dragos Moldoveanu
Trade and Economics - September 8, 2026 EU E-Commerce VAT Surges as Low-Value Imports Drive Growth by Gianluca Guarino
Building a Conservative Europe - August 29, 2026 Iceland Votes on Reopening Its Path Towards the European Union by Gianluca Guarino
Building a Conservative Europe - August 26, 2026 Italy Takes the Lead as Europe Reshapes Its Migration Strategy by Gianluca Guarino
Building a Conservative Europe - August 26, 2026 Migration, Germany Reopens the “Dublin Return” Dispute — But Italy Now Has Stronger Cards to Play by Gianluca Guarino
Culture - August 26, 2026 Spain Steps Up Checks on Flights from Italy, Leaving Travellers Frustrated and Confused by Gianluca Guarino
Trade and Economics - August 1, 2026 Italy’s National Sovereign Fund: A New Strategy to Unlock Growth and Long-Term Investment by Gianluca Guarino
Legal - August 1, 2026 EU’s Right to Repair Rules Take Effect: What the New Obligations Mean for Manufacturers and Consumers by Gianluca Guarino
Trade and Economics - July 31, 2026 Trump’s New Tariffs: What They Mean for Italy’s Exports and the Future of Made in Italy by Gianluca Guarino
Energy - July 17, 2026 EU Proposes Major Overhaul of Carbon Market to Balance Climate Goals and Industrial Competitiveness by Gianluca Guarino
Politics - July 16, 2026 Italy at the Heart of Europe’s New Team Gaza Initiative to Support Reconstruction and Stability by Gianluca Guarino
Building a Conservative Europe - July 16, 2026 The Mediterranean as a Shared European Cultural Heritage Panel in Sicily and an Urgent Question to Ask Ourselves by Dragos Moldoveanu
Building a Conservative Europe - July 13, 2026 European Leader Lab, 2nd Edition – Future Conservative Leaders in the Making by Dragos Moldoveanu
Energy - July 4, 2026 EU Rare Earth Trade Rebounds Strongly in 2025, but China Remains the Dominant Supplier by Gianluca Guarino