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When Copenhagen Said No to Patriot: A Signal of Europe’s Strategic Awakening

There is a question European governments have returned to repeatedly in recent years, and it is one that few seem entirely comfortable answering: how...

Strategic Integration of Ionian Upstream Assets into the Adriatic Energy Grid: Securing the Southern Flank

The South-North axis of the Ionian Sea offers Europe one of its few immediate pathways for structural energy reinforcement without requiring colossal new infrastructure...

Italy’s Perspective: What the Yerevan EPC Revealed About Europe’s Diverging Strategic Voices

Much has been said about France’s engagement in Armenia, and for good reason. Paris has been one of the most visible European actors in...

Italy’s controversial migrant deal with Albania gets a legal boost

Italy's agreement to send migrants to Albania while their asylum claims are processed is seen as compatible with EU rules, according to Advocate General...

France and Italy’s proposed antisemitism laws test the limits of free speech

French and Italian lawmakers are set to vote on new laws defining antisemitism due to a rise in anti-Jewish incidents, but critics argue these...

Italy Pushes EU to Relax Fiscal Rules as Iran Crisis Fuels Economic Risk

Giorgia Meloni has called on the European Union to consider suspending its strict budget deficit rules if tensions linked to the Iran conflict escalate...

Italy Blocks US Use of Sicily Base for Middle East Missions

Italy has refused permission for U.S. military aircraft to use a key air base in Sicily for operations linked to the Middle East, according...

Italy’s Festive Heartbeat: Discover the Country’s Most Enchanting Fairs

Italy, a country renowned for its art, history, and gastronomy, is equally celebrated for its vibrant festivals and fairs. From small-town traditions to grand...

Energy Shock: Meloni’s Stability Faces First Real Test

The political calm that has defined Giorgia Meloni’s tenure is facing its most serious test yet, as the fallout from the Iran war ripples...

What Italy’s judicial reform referendum means for the country’s future

Italy will hold a constitutional referendum on March 22–23 regarding a government plan to change the justice system, causing tension between the judiciary and...

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