Tax nomadism is a clear sign of a rapidly changing global economy. It no longer concerns only large multinationals or extremely wealthy people; tax nomadism (…)Tax Nomadism: people, businesses, and countries
Geopolitical and economic uncertainty, combined with the evolution of hybrid warfare, calls for a reflection on the role Europe intends to play in the medium (…)Europe, Energy, Industry
The end of globalization—the final utopia of the twentieth century—has dragged the world into an age of fragmentation, with profound consequences for international relations, the (…)The age of fragmentation: security and the economy Italy’s position
The Aspen Junior Fellows Dialogue is inspired by the Aspen Leadership Seminars, The Aspen Institute’s flagship program in the United States. For over seventy-five years, (…)Mundus tecnologicus and European spirit
Money and payments are the lifeblood of the economy, and governing their evolution is creating unprecedented challenges in a world increasingly permeated by digital technologies. (…)The currency of the future: prospects and challenges for the digital euro
Demographics are now one of the main structural factors of economic and social transformation at the global level. Against the backdrop of an unprecedented increase (…)Demographic challenges for the economy and businesses
Caught between US strategic withdrawal, Chinese manufacturing overcapacity and its own weakness, Europe faces 2026 at a crossroads: a year of risks, but also of (…)Evaluating risk in 2026. The geoeconomics of world disorder
Sport is one of the most important social, cultural and economic phenomena in today’s world. Its strength lies not just in the spheres of competition (…)The role of sport in society and in international relations
Complexity, a global constant, has taken on an unprecedented shape and scope as a result of the sharp acceleration in the changes affecting today’s globalized (…)Leadership in a complex world
Azerbaijan is an increasingly important partner for Italy and for Europe. The peace agreements it has signed with Armenia open up a future of greater (…)International roundtable with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan
Italy and Spain share not just fruitful bilateral relations but also a comprehensive vision of a more cohesive Europe, above all on Mediterranean issues, with (…)Europe at a Crossroads: Strategic Dialogue between Italy and Spain
The Aspen University Fellows Dialogue is inspired by the Aspen Leadership Seminars, the central and recognized success program of The Aspen Institute’s tradition in the (…)Mundus tecnologicus and european spirit
Nuclear power has returned to the spotlight in recent years as a key element of decarbonization and energy security policies. As also recognized by the (…)Rethinking the energy transition in Europe: Nuclear power and its implications for business
In a rapidly evolving economic and political landscape, science and technology are key levers for business competitiveness. Italian firms, which are part of an extensive (…)Science and technology for business competitiveness
Italy is undergoing a profound and silent transformation in which demographic, economic, and social dynamics are intertwined. The shocks of recent years – the pandemic, (…)Demographic shifts and economic challenges in a fragile social context
The Fourth Annual Report of the Permanent Observatory “New Jobs = New Training” is an important platform for discussion by Italian talent abroad, the business (…)New jobs, new training: Italy as a global hub for attracting talent
The adoption of artificial intelligence is reshaping global competition along three intertwined axes: energy, technology and governance. The combined impact of the explosion of computational (…)The Energy of AI
