Italian emigrants today are mainly young people and women who are highly qualified, but they are unable to land appropriate jobs in their destination countries.
A closer bond between Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan could mean the European Union having to deal with a Turkish-Slavic block.
The new governments in Madrid and Barcelona should offer the opportunity to sort out the Catalan issue. But the road is uphill all the way.
London is popular among Russian oligarchs and the arena where Moscow and the West settle their accounts. Diplomacy act as a buffer.
The state of European integration for Albania and Kosovo after the first European Union-Western Balkans summit since 2003.
The majority of the Crimean population seem to be in favour of Russia and its tsar. And it’s unlikely to change. The Tatars are the exception.
The European Commission has launched Erasmus+ Virtual Exchange which promotes intercultural dialogue even in the southern Mediterranean region.
The Pontifical Council is aiming for a new social economic market and is actively collaborating on the 2018 global compact on migration and refugees.
After the resounding victory at the polls, the AKP has to face a few thorny issues on the agenda in Turkey. The Kurds, the new constitution and the Syrian crisis are post-electoral ‘hot potatoes’.
He pushes through reform after reform, sleeps four hours a night, works with a small team. He believes in the emancipation of the individual, progress and competence as keys to success.
Italy’s uncertain political predicament is slowing the trio’s progress.
This multicultural melting pot has faced political crises. In Holland, migrants havecreated their own parties, rebuffing left-wing courting.
The Berlin-Washington-Moscow axis is creaking. Asturdier European shield in German hands is needed to keep everyone at a safe distance.
After the demonstrations in Thessaloniki and Athens, Macedonia is still searching for the right name to set it back on a Euro-Atlantic path.
An interview with Peregrine W. Brown of Cambridge Analytica who explains how technology can shape democratic rights and people’s opinions. And he reveals how algorithms helped Trump win.
A few days before the general elections, the markets aren’t reacting to the potential instability that may follow. It could be that a close look at the data reveals a country with problems but fewer than perceived by public opinion abroad.
Interest is limited, except in Argentina where the ex-pat vote is real (but a different election altogether). Beijing fears protectionists. And Washington, somewhat guiltily, awaits the return of Italy’s Trump.
Rebooting the EU requires a steering committee. Macron currently holds the reins but Italy needs a stable post-vote government to have its say.
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The Three Seas Initiative is a project aimed at promoting and developing economic cooperation among the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
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