The Italian magazine on health policy republishes parts of Anthony Dworkin’s policy brief on how to rebuild multilateralism after covid-19
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Sustainable development and climate can really play a major role during the meeting
Libya really needs Italy
Arturo Varvelli’s comment on the need for an immediate withdrawal of pro-Turkish Syrian militias and Russian mercenaries to stabilize Libya, and on the role of relations between Italy and Turkey
The situation is stuck, and the purpose of the conference is also to raise the level of pressure on several international actors
In current times Draghi understands that if you are not part of the game you are totally excluded by the negotiation table
The comment by Arturo Varvelli on Draghi and new perspectives for Italian multilateralism
Where there is a conflict between the perceived interests of American voters and a more global vision of the common good, Biden will put ‘his people’ first
Rome Summit could have the potential to lay the foundations for enhanced multilateral cooperation for the management of future crises, capable of affecting individuals indistinctly
In this analysis for Europea platform, Teresa Coratella explains why the Rome Declaration, the result of the recent Global Health Summit, could mark a turning point in the multilateral management of future crises
The Italian presidency of the G20 could not have happened at a more complicated time but at the same time full of great opportunities
The editorial by Tersa Coratella and Arturo Varvelli on the renewed role of Rome in European architecture and multilateralism
The Global Health Summit is an important step to help Italy to strengthen the role of health security in multilateral cooperation and coordination
Tersa Coratella, co-author of Rome’s moment: Draghi, multilateralism, and Italy’s new strategy, describes the new italian government asset and the role Mario Draghi
It is always a pain, from a governmental perspective, to invent a new forum, because you need to have an endless discussion about who’s in & who’s out, and how it works, & its relationship to the UN
Jeremy Shapiro thinks that informally expanding the Group of 7 was far easier than constructing a new body