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New world-class European supercomputer inaugurated in Italy
Today, the Commission together with the European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU), the Italian Ministry of Universities and Research and the CINECA consortium inaugurated...
Italy-Gulf Bilateral Ties: More Room for Growth
Due to historical and geographic factors, Italy has rarely figured as a protagonist in the dynamics of the Gulf region and it has mainly...
Distress in Europe
Europe has been plagued , particularly during the post-Covid pandemic era , by various issues ranging from political uncertainty in the core states such...
For A New Foreign Policy in Italy
The sad and notorious vicissitudes of the non-existence of an Italian foreign policy have hit rock bottom over the last three years, thus destroying...
Giorgia Meloni: a return to Mussolini’s Italy?
In recent years there has been a dramatic increase in the number of far-right political parties across Europe. They have managed to use the...
What lies ahead for Meloni’s Italy
Not many would have predicted that 100 years after Benito Mussolini’s Black Shirts marched on Rome, a leader claiming lineage from the same political...
Capannori becomes the first Zero Waste Certified City in Italy and the third in Europe
Shortly after celebrating the 15th anniversary of its zero waste commitment, the Tuscan city of Capannori has become a Zero Waste Certified City with...
Italy acting a more constructive role in EU strategic autonomy
Although Italy has kept a low-profile in the global affairs, it is one of the major member states of the United Nations, the NATO...
Golden Jubilee of Bangladesh-Italy relations: Current trends and future prospects
Immediately after the independence of Bangladesh, Italy recognized the country on February 12, 1972, and started its official diplomatic relations in 1973. In 1974,...
Francesco Rocca, an Italian at the top of international support and solidarity activities
People who are less well known and even less mentioned in the media - rather than those who are known for “environmental” reasons and...