Federico Alistair D’Alessio

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Born and raised in Italy, Federico holds a BSc in International Relations and Diplomacy from the University of Derby, and a MSc in International Security and Risk from the University of Southampton. He has worked and volunteered in various countries, including Italy, the UK, Turkey, and the Czech Republic, and was previously a research assistant at the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT). He now collaborates with youth-led initiative Council for Global Cooperation as a Research Director, as well as ATLAS of Today’s World as a General Editor. He has also published articles and short essays for E-International Relations, Prague Morning, Kafka Desk and Small Wars Journal.

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Anatomy of right-wing populism

Twenty-five years ago, Fareed Zakaria introduced the concept of illiberal democracy: he revealed how some legitimately elected governments undermine liberal democratic principles by eroding...

The Chinese grand strategy: an overview of the causes and consequences of the Belt and Road

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