Global trade and protectionism: a new balance post-Covid
The pandemic has not halted global trade and, with recovery now in sight, the data offer an encouraging picture. Nevertheless, the scenario has changed dramatically. (…)Global trade and protectionism: a new balance post-Covid
Defining new standards for a rule-based international order
The national and regional rules applied during the pandemic and the subsequent economic and financial downturn are fragmenting the global economy, reducing transparency and fueling (…)Defining new standards for a rule-based international order
Managing migration flows while living with a pandemic: lessons learned and new tools
The international landscape, for both Europe and for Italy, has changed significantly since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, pushing migration issues even more sharply (…)Managing migration flows while living with a pandemic: lessons learned and new tools
Global Health Security and its impact on the economy: a global responsibility
The Covid-19 pandemic has triggered economic, political, social and cultural turmoil across the globe. A crisis unlike any that has occurred in a very long (…)Global Health Security and its impact on the economy: a global responsibility
Restarting a USA-China Dialogue
Charles A. Kupchan Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
The future of Nato
The global security context needs to be interpreted and somehow modelled in order to better evaluate NATO’s trajectory and prospects: the international system seems to (…)The future of Nato
The China challenge for the Transatlantic Alliance
François Heisbourg Special Advisor, Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique evento correlato: The future of Nato
Thinking beyond NATO’s traditional role
Fidel Sendagorta Director of Foreign and Security Policy, Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs evento correlato: The future of Nato
A forward-looking vision for NATO
Marina Sereni Vice Minister, Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International cooperation evento correlato: The future of Nato
The Western Alliance and black elephants
Julian Lindley-French Chairman, The Alphen Group and Senior Fellow, Institute for Statecraft, London evento correlato: The future of Nato
India in the international system
Pramit Pal Chaudhuri Distinguished Fellow, Ananta Aspen Centre
The pandemic’s effect on the international system
Charles A. Kupchan Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
China’s economic outlook
Fan Gang Director, National Economic Research Institute, China Reform Foundation
China in the post-Covid order: implications for the EU and Italian business interests
The Covid-19 crisis is rocking the world economy, and in the wake, no less, of an already partially underway “de-globalization” process. The diversification – and (…)China in the post-Covid order: implications for the EU and Italian business interests
The future of energy market
David Livingston Deputy Director Climate and Advanced Energy, Atlantic Council
The Pandemic and the power sector
An overall energy transition is under way, and has been for several years despite significant structural obstacles and cyclical ups and downs. The ongoing pandemic (…)The Pandemic and the power sector
The world post Covid-19
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought the world to the edge of a new frontier, and underscored the urgency need to redesign economic systems and development (…)The world post Covid-19
Italy, Europe and India: building a post-covid economy
The world is in the midst of an unprecedented health and economic crisis, and there seems to be a vacuum in global leadership (certainly of (…)Italy, Europe and India: building a post-covid economy
The Europe-Russia Forum
The dialogue between the EU and Russia has practically come to a halt over the past few years, for various reasons. Official EU policy includes (…)The Europe-Russia Forum