The war in Ukraine has had an immediate effect on the security and defense discourse in Europe. This discourse reflects how the European security architecture might evolve in the future. Continue Reading
A situation where two far-right parties are vying for the top spot represents a unique case in Europe and, perhaps, at the global level. Continue Reading
Why is the Brothers of Italy the only party refusing to support Mario Draghi’s new government? Continue Reading
Can China credibly profess the virtues of globalization to achieve harmony and balance in an international system if it doesn’t adhere to international law? Continue Reading
In the 21st century, the line between fascism and authoritarian populism is becoming increasingly blurred. Continue Reading
As the COVID-19 pandemic risks to mark the end of the world liberal order, will the upcoming US election represent the last call for what remains of the current system? Continue Reading
Scientific and technical expertise are currently major sources of soft power for countries, and the political response to the COVID-19 pandemic is contributing to the reshaping of the geopolitical order. Continue Reading
In this guest edition of The Interview, Valerio Alfonso Bruno talks to Professor Vittorio Parsi about the possible state of the post-pandemic world and the various vulnerabilities COVID-19 has exposed within the existing system. Continue Reading
Italy and the US are two countries currently lacking leadership, responsiveness and institutional responsibility needed to manage the coronavirus outbreak. Continue Reading
Boris Johnson could benefit from the new strategy of the radical right in Europe of abandoning calls for withdrawal from the EU for gradually imposing its presence within Brussels. Continue Reading
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