Trade and Economics - August 20, 2025

EU Trade Surplus Shrinks as Exports to the U.S. Decline Sharply

by Gianluca Guarino

Politics - August 3, 2025

What Could the EU-US Agreement Mean for the Future of Europe?

by Juri Morico

Essays - July 31, 2025

Why Florence, Not Paris or Rome, Is the European City Travelers Can’t Stop Returning To

by Gianluca Guarino

Essays - July 29, 2025

Facing the Demographic Winter: How a Conservative Vision Can Save Italy’s Future

by Gianluca Guarino

ECR Conference on the Mediterranean in Naples - July 12, 2025

Europe’s Pledge to Ukraine: A Test of Unity, Security, and Strategic Vision

by Gianluca Guarino

ECR Conference on the Mediterranean in Naples - July 12, 2025

Europe’s Security Wake-Up Call: Why Military Mobility Must Be the EU’s Next Priority

by Gianluca Guarino

ECR Conference on the Mediterranean in Naples - July 11, 2025

The Mediterranean Challenge: A Conservative Blueprint for Europe’s Migration Crisis

by Gianluca Guarino

ECR Conference on the Mediterranean in Naples - July 9, 2025

Harnessing the Power of Our Shores: Why Europe’s Coasts Are the New Frontiers of Prosperity and Security

by Gianluca Guarino

Our future with NATO - June 30, 2025

EU Renews Sanctions on Russia, Prepares New Round of Measures

by Gianluca Guarino

Environment - June 30, 2025

Europe’s 2040 Climate Target: A Crucial Step Toward Net-Zero Emissions

by Gianluca Guarino

Middle East Conflicts - June 30, 2025

Israel-Iran War: What Would Losing the Strait of Hormuz Mean?

by Juri Morico

Energy - June 30, 2025

A Conservative View on Energy Politics

by Richard Sörman

Politics - June 30, 2025

Meloni Government Claims Control over Use of US Bases

by Gianluca Guarino

Trade and Economics - June 22, 2025

Green Light for Turin-Lyon Rail Link: Italy and France Approve Final Project Plans

by Gianluca Guarino

Energy - June 22, 2025

EU Energy Showdown: 25 Member States Back Russian Gas Phase-Out, Hungary and Slovakia Say No

by Gianluca Guarino

Environment - June 20, 2025

Italy’s Summer Begins with Water Relief—But Climate Tensions Remain

by Gianluca Guarino