Elections that EU is going to face this year are of extreme importance, because the political momentum is so fragile and the external factors influencing EU’s capacity to react are quite prominent
Teresa Coratella on how the 2025 elections across EU member states could reshape the Union’s future
Meloni should keep in mind that if relations with the U.S. deteriorate—and we saw that it can take as little as 24 hours—Italy won’t be able to manage the situation on its own
Teresa Coratella on Meloni relation with the Trump administration
Giorgia Meloni has better relations with Trump than any other (major) European leader. However, I wouldn’t call it a special relationship
Teresa Coratella on Giorgia Meloni and her relationship with the incoming Trump administration
Even with the best relations with the upcoming US president and even if Meloni has this great relationship with Elon Musk, Italy will have a lot of issues with the new US administration
Teresa Coratella on Meloni government relations with the incoming Trump administration
These elections, in the context of the war in Ukraine, are of major importance. Belarus will have the greatest relevance in terms of Polish security
Teresa Coratella on the upcoming presidential elections in Poland and Belarus
There are three priorities: political, financial and military support for Ukraine; support for Ukraine’s reconstruction; and counterbalancing Russian pressure to achieve peace as soon as possible
Teresa Coratella on the priorities of the Polish presidency of the EU Council for the next six months
It might be useful to imagine it as a chameleon, changing colour and morphing according to the various situations offered to it by international events. It is a never-ending phenomenon
Teresa Coratella on disinformation and its geopolitical risks
We are witnessing an expression of democratic will that needs to be defended, to ensure Georgia does not fall even further under the Russian umbrella
Teresa Coratella on the political turmoil in Georgia and the European integration process
The impact can be described as nonexistent. Orbán is an isolated leader within the EU, has no partners and fails to establish constructive dialogues
Teresa Coratella on the impact of Viktor Orbán’s Hungary’s rotating presidency of the EU Council
She is the only one that has managed to consolidate, and even increase, its public support
Teresa Coratella on Giorgia Meloni’s results at the European elections