Politics - September 26, 2025

Europe Tightens the Screws: EU Unveils 19th Sanctions Package Against Russia

by Gianluca Guarino

World - September 9, 2025

The Rapprochement of Eurasian Powers and the Idea of a New Anti-Atlantic Alliance

by Juri Morico

Politics - September 1, 2025

European Perspectives on Security Guarantees for Ukraine: Convergences and Divergences Awaiting a New Summit

by Juri Morico

World - August 31, 2025

Europe Faces High-Stakes Test over Iran Sanctions

by Gianluca Guarino

Politics - August 26, 2025

Swedish Rearmament, the Post-Neutral Context and the Russian Threat

by Juri Morico

World - August 20, 2025

Markets Buoyed by Hopes of Peace in Ukraine

by Gianluca Guarino

Politics - August 20, 2025

The Night Washington Redrew the Map of Peace

by Alessandro Imperiali

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

Zelensky’s Meeting with Pope Leo XIV for Peace and Reconstruction

by Juri Morico

World - July 28, 2025

EU and US Strike High-Stakes Trade Deal: Tariffs Capped, Energy Ties Strengthened

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 4, 2025

Ukraine’s Future is Europe’s Responsibility: Strategy over Sentiment

by Gianluca Guarino

Politics - July 4, 2025

France-Russia: Macron and Putin Start Talking Again

by Juri Morico

Our future with NATO - June 30, 2025

EU Renews Sanctions on Russia, Prepares New Round of Measures

by Gianluca Guarino

Politics - June 30, 2025

Meloni Government Claims Control over Use of US Bases

by Gianluca Guarino