Rishabh Sethi: 100% EU Tariffs on India Will Boomerang, Hurting the US and EU
This week, U.S. President Donald Trump called on the European Union to impose one-hundred percent tariffs on goods from China and India as part
Nuclear Power: Italy Stands Still, Russia Advances in the Global South
In the 1980s, Italy still held a place in the international nuclear landscape, but the technologies it adopted were already partly outdated. The plants
Moldova’s Forced March Toward the European Union
For about fifteen years, Moldova has been on a path toward potential EU membership. In 2010, during my first trip to the country, Chisinau
EU Agrarian Policy Leads to Increased Costs and Prices for the European Consumer
Eurostat has published the price indices for agricultural products and related goods for the second quarter of 2025. The figures provided by the European
Power of Siberia 2 is a game-changer for the gas market between Russia, China, and the EU
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit held in Tianjin, Russia, Mongolia, and China signed an agreement to build the “Power of Siberia 2”
Hungary at a Crossroads: Orbán Chooses Sovereignty and a Eurasian Orientation
In a context of growing tensions within the European Union, Hungary, under the leadership of Viktor Orbán, demonstrates a determination to defend its national
Moscow, Beijing and New Delhi Ready to Crush Brussels
President Vladimir Putin has arrived in Tianjin to take part in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit, while in Beijing a parade is being held
The “Good Nazi” Who “Always Said Hello”
On August 30 in Lvov, an episode took place that will hardly go unnoticed, although its media framing already seems wrapped in a sanitized
Stefano Beltrame appointed Italy’s new ambassador to Moscow: who is the new envoy?
The Italian government has chosen Stefano Beltrame as the new ambassador to Moscow. The decision was announced by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, who at
It Is Not Trump Losing in Tianjin: It Is Europe and the West Left Out of the Table
An interesting article in Corriere della Sera, written by Danilo Taino, is dedicated to the annual meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, which will