56% of Italians consider Russia to be mainly responsible for the outbreak of war in Ukraine, while 27% point instead to the role of Ukraine, the EU or the USA
Italy’s findings from Mark Leonard and Ivan Krastev’s report on European public opinion towards the war in Ukraine, which identified Italy as the less critical country towards Russia among those interviewed
Budapest chose to maintain its proximity to Moscow, playing this role as an EU member state. […] And it is doing this by acting more like Minsk than Brussels
Teresa Coratella analyses Hungary’s position in the context of the war in Ukraine and the implications of its relationship with Russia for the European Union
Despite several political signals of gradual disengagement in the provision of security to Europe, the US maintains a paternalistic approach towards its European partners
Isabella Antinozzi analyses Europe’s dependence on American military resources and how Washington exploits this situation to exert veto power over European defense
Europeans should focus on long-term goals in order to be able to shape the post-conflict European security order
According to Marie Dumoulin, divisions emerged within the West over concessions to Russia and support to Kiev represent a first victory for Putin.
It is possible that in the future EU countries will act separately again. We must continue to work on European unity, for the EU is a union of opportunities, values but also interests
Ivan Krastev comments on the development of the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine to resolve the conflict
Relying on a variety of sources and multiple answers, not on a single renewable source (…). The key is diversification, also in terms of fossil fuels and providers
Cinzia Bianco outlines the essential elements for achieving the European energy transition within the changed geopolitical and energy context
The current context justifies the idea that the TTC should focus on technology’s global governance to counter the misuse of digital technologies by authoritarian governments
José Ignacio Torreblanca explains the importance for Europe and the US to work together to set democratic and rule-based standards within the Trade and Technology Council (Ttc) meeting, held on 15 and 16 May 2022 in Paris.
Draghi’s words to Biden on Libya sound like a pre-emptive call for more political support for Italy in Mediterranean and energy issues
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