The impression is that for the EU there is no alternative to Saied and I expect the so-called business as usual between Brussels and Tunis to continue
Arturo Varvelli on the European response to the elections in Tunisia
The impression is that for the EU there is no alternative to Saied and I expect the so-called business as usual between Brussels and Tunis to continue
Arturo Varvelli on the European response to the elections in Tunisia
The executive vice presidency to italy is very good news, and it seems to me that Ursula von der Leyen is advocating very strongly that Italy should be very well represented
Arturo Varvelli on the new European Commission and the appointment of Raffaele Fitto as executive vice president
With reconstruction efforts affecting not only Derna but also other cities in Libya, Haftar and his sons want to show that the part they control is pacified
Arturo Varvelli on the situation in Libya one year after the flooding of Derna
Outside of the stock market fibrillations, the fear is that Libya will run out of hydrocarbon revenues and that state coffers will be emptied, fostering instability and illicit economic activities
Arturo Varvelli on the economic-financial impact of new political tensions in Libya
There is definitely an Italian regional and international role, which is not only the result of the G7 chairmanship, a format that is also disliked by Tehran
Arturo Varvelli on the Italian role in the international order and the E3 group
The rise of the far right introduces uncertainty about the future of the Global Gateway initiative. Far-right parties could support a more domestic approach, reducing investment
Arturo Varelli and Angela Ziccardi explore how Europe’s rightward shift affects its relations with the South, especially with the MENA region
It is possible that some things will change and that a new political phase with more social openings and different economic choices will begin, especially domestically
Arturo Varvelli on reformist victory in Iran’s presidential election
The Atlantic Alliance has always also been a political alliance. Today, NATO sees China rather than Russia as a real adversary
Arturo Varvelli on the NATO summit in Washington
This summit is an opportunity to broaden and deepen affinities and alliances with the big middle powers that the West wants to move away from the Chinese or Russian sphere
Arturo Varvelli on the importance of the G7 in strengthening relations with the middle powers
It is emblematic of the way in which the G7 is gradually turning into a control room for relations with these powers
Arturo Varvelli on the increasing and changing role of the G7