Politics - January 27, 2026

Italy–Germany Summit Signals a New Strategic Chapter for Europe

by Gianluca Guarino

Trade and Economics - January 27, 2026

From F-35s to a New Generation of Air Power: Italy’s €9 Billion Bet on the GCAP

by Gianluca Guarino

Politics - January 25, 2026

Greenland Tensions Push EU to Close Ranks at Emergency Summit

by Gianluca Guarino

Our future with NATO - January 11, 2026

Greenland, Europe, and the Limits of Power

by Gianluca Guarino

Politics - January 10, 2026

EU Calls for Inclusive Democratic Transition in Venezuela

by Gianluca Guarino

Our future with NATO - December 30, 2025

EU Defence Commissioner Warns: “The United States Is Stepping Back—Europe Must Learn to Defend Itself”

by Gianluca Guarino

World - December 21, 2025

Von der Leyen Calls for European Self-Defense and Swift Aid to Ukraine

by Gianluca Guarino

Politics - December 21, 2025

Italy’s Global Diplomacy at a Turning Point

by Gianluca Guarino

Politics - December 12, 2025

Toward an Integrated Defense, Italy’s Proposal: Selected Leverage, Aerospace Shield, and Cybersecurity

by Juri Morico

Ukrainian War - Our democracies in danger - December 11, 2025

Pressure on the International Order and NATO’s Role in the New Phase of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict

by Juri Morico

World - November 30, 2025

The War in Ukraine: The Nordic Solution

by Hannes Gissurarson

Ukrainian War - Our democracies in danger - November 29, 2025

Ukraine-Russia: The Failure of the Blitzkrieg and the First Reversal of Russian Strategy

by Juri Morico

Politics - November 26, 2025

Europe’s Counterproposal for Ukraine: A Mirror Image Reversed

by Gianluca Guarino

World - November 26, 2025

Between Washington and Brussels: Two Competing Peace Plans for Ukraine

by Alessandro Imperiali

Trade and Economics - November 2, 2025

Europe Strikes Back on Rare Earths: The “RESourceEU” Plan to End China’s Dominance

by Gianluca Guarino

Energy - October 25, 2025

Europe’s Three-Phase Plan to End Dependence on Russian Gas

by Gianluca Guarino