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Italy: the possible impact of the "Draghinomics"

Italy’s new Prime Minister Draghi has made it clear that his government will be reformist and pro-European. In his remarks to Parliament when seeking a vote of confidence he laid out his government’s intention to focus on the structural issues that have dogged Italy’s economy over the last two decades.

Friday, 26 March, 2021 - 13:15
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Italy-China Relations in 2021: A Time to Regroup

Italy-China relations have experienced significant shifts since the beginning of President Xi Jinping’s mandate, partly following the differing “Chinese  views” of governing coalitions over those years, and a widespread outdated perception of the need to adapt bilaterally to the so-called “China’s rise”. Those swings have resulted in a very confused perception of Italy’s “China policy” on the part of both China itself and Italy’s European partners.

Friday, 5 February, 2021 - 11:15
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Black Sun: A Case of Radicalization Between Neo-Nazism and Incel Ideology

On 22 January, Italian Police arrested a neo-Nazi sympathizer on terrorism-related offenses in the northwestern port city of Savona. Police also searched the houses of 12 other suspects across Italy, from Turin in the north of the country to Palermo in the south.

Wednesday, 27 January, 2021 - 09:45
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Summit to watch 2021: the Italian G20

What are the main variables on which the success of Italy’s presidency of the G20 in 2021 depends? The question is particularly relevant with only a few days to go before the end of a year that has made the need for – and the absence of – effective global governance mechanisms so evident.

Monday, 28 December, 2020 - 11:45
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Europe and the crisis: democracy vs inequality

Having been on the increase in most parts of the world for some time, economic and social inequality have now become more acute across the European Union as well, in the wake of two severe crises: the global economic and financial crisis of 2008 and the Covid-19 pandemic, both of which struck the region within the course of little more than a decade. Will rising inequality trigger a new wave of protests, social radicalisation and political instability? It is likely to do so, but unlikely to be accompanied by traumatic effects and political regime changes.

Monday, 28 December, 2020 - 11:15
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Why Italy Should Reorient Towards the Indo-Pacific and India

The news that in November 2020 the Netherlands, a relatively small country of the European Union (EU), had issued its own official strategy on the Indo-Pacific region, generated much discussion around the world. The Netherlands was the third European country, after France (2018) and Germany (2020), to issue a comprehensive view of this new geography in strategic terms. These decisions underscore the increasing importance of the Indo-Pacific maritime geography over the next decades as the centre of gravity of global politics and economics.

Thursday, 17 December, 2020 - 11:00
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A Strategy for the EU and Italy in the Space

In a progressively fragile and complex reality, the true social, economic and industrial revolution will start from space.

Friday, 11 December, 2020 - 10:30
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Italy’s G20: The Three “Ps” for a Post-Pandemic World

Italy’s turn at the G20 presidency could not be more momentous. It comes as the world is facing a second wave of infections of the novel coronavirus, and as new partial or full lockdowns worsen the economic situation in most countries. In this context, the choice of priorities of the Italian government for next year’s G20 – the “three Ps” – sounds increasingly effective, as G20 leaders are called to safeguard “People, Planet, and Prosperity”.

Friday, 20 November, 2020 - 16:00
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Milan: A Flywheel to Revive Urban Regeneration in Italy

The crisis generated by the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic, in the immediate future represents a social and economic disaster of global reach. Combining it with the precarious circumstances which affect Italy makes it extremely difficult but truly significant to consider this drama an enormous opportunity for rethinking the cities and the entire urban-territorial system of the country. 

Monday, 16 November, 2020 - 13:00
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Sustainable Bonds: A Forceful Drive Towards Mainstreaming Sustainability Needed for Impact

Sustainable bonds' participation in global capital markets is on the rise, but time is ripe to go farther. Labeled finance has prospered and gone into greater detail. It is not only Green bonds anymore. Specialization helps issuers and investors to tailor projects and portfolios to their needs, but it is not sufficient. Sustainability has to go from a piecemeal approach to fully embedded in mainstream finance. And a revamped finance approach cannot be expected to lead the overall sustainability agenda, but the other way round.

Thursday, 12 November, 2020 - 10:45
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