Italy votes: Europe in the Italian election
The primary European issues in the Italian election debate are migration, the future of the eurozone, and security/defence.
Experts & Staff
Teresa Coratella
Deputy Head, Rome office
Policy Fellow
Areas of expertise
Italian and Polish foreign policy, European foreign policy, disinformation
Languages
Italian, Polish, English and basic French
Biography
Teresa Coratella is the deputy head of the Rome office at the European Council on Foreign Relations’ Rome office.
Coratella joined ECFR as an advocacy and communications officer in February 2011. Previously, she worked for the Warsaw-based Institute for Eastern Studies as programme assistant in charge of partnerships and development. She contributed to the organization of high level international conferences on foreign policy issues in several European capitals. She holds an MA in European Interdisciplinary Studies from the College of Europe, Natolin Campus, with a focus on the EU as a regional actor. She holds a BA in International Relations and wrote her final dissertation on Polish foreign policy between 1989 and 2004. Coratella is a member of WIIS(Women in International Security). She is a native speaker of Italian and Polish and speaks fluent English and basic French.
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In the media
The study “Rise to the challengers: Europe’s populist parties and its foreign policy future” mentioned by Adnkronos
Prime Minister Tusk will now have the difficult task of moving his governing agenda forward in an even more difficult cohabitation situation than with outgoing President Duda
Teresa Coratella on Poland’s elections and Warsaw’s role for Europe
Beyond institutional statements and ritual formulas, for PM Meloni this result is probably the best she could have hoped for
Teresa Coratella on Nawrocki’s victory in Poland for Giorgia Meloni
The study “Rise to the challengers: Europe’s populist parties and its foreign policy future” mentioned by Adnkronos
Jeremy Cliffe, Teresa Coratella, Camille Lons and Arturo Varvelli on the rise of populist parties in Europe