The destruction of the three Iranian nuclear sites by the United States tonight represents a decisive step towards global security. It is an action that marks a clear dividing line between those who defend freedom and those who, masquerading behind words like ‘peace’ and ‘diplomacy’, all too often end up playing into the hands of […]

At a time when liberal democracies are under pressure, caught between the growing assertiveness of authoritarian regimes and the crisis of the multilateral order, foreign policy cannot be reduced to parade slogans or identity totems. Instead, it is the test of a country’s credibility on the international scene, of the maturity of its ruling class […]

‘Israeli attacks on Iran could cause a new migration crisis‘. While the world watches the military escalation between Israel and Iran with growing disquiet, a ‘familiar’ shadow is looming on the European horizon: the threat of a new migration crisis towards Europe, agitated – once again – by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (but we […]

A week after the start of the military crisis between Israel and Iran, increasingly concrete signs are emerging of a possible direct involvement of the United States alongside Tel Aviv. Developments in the last few hours suggest that, behind the diplomatic façade and cautious public statements, Washington is preparing aconcrete and rapidly activatable military option. […]

Two years in Ukraine. The story of Yuri Previtali, European partisan. An exclusive interview for L’Europeista. Previtali spent two years at the Ukrainian front, fighting voluntarily in the International Legion against the Russian invasion. In this interview, he tells us what he learned about Ukraine, its people, the war. But also what it means to […]

There is an apparent contradiction in the foreign policy of the three main European countries – the United Kingdom, France and Germany – towards Israel: on the one hand, strong criticism for the conduct in the Gaza Strip; on the other, almost unconditional support in the confrontation with Iran. Yet this dynamic is not the […]

Denmark is taking the first, gradual steps in a national plan to break free from US technologies, in a transition felt as increasingly urgent by Copenhagen in light of growing diplomatic tensions with the Trump administration over control of Greenland. Just last week, in fact, statements in Congress by US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, according […]

At the heart of a decades-long geopolitical dispute, Turkey has re-launched its challenge to Greece by submitting its own maritime planning map to UNESCO, in direct opposition to the Maritime Spatial Planning Plan (MSP) published by Athens last April. The new Turkish step fuels tensions over the extension of maritime jurisdictions in the Aegean Sea […]

In an interview in the Corriere della Sera, Bill Kristoll, essayist and son of Irving, one of the fathers of the neocon philosophy, removes a few stones from his shoe by pointing out how recent history does not prove the failure of an ‘interventionist’ strategy, even of a military nature, of the US in the […]

The night of 12-13 June marked a structural turning point in relations between Israel and Iran. Operation Rising Lion hit crucial infrastructure with surgical precision: nuclear sites in Natanz and Tabriz, air defence systems, and central figures in Iran’s scientific and military apparatus – including Salami, Bagheri, Tehranchi and Abbasi. In addition to the immediate […]

In this interview, I had the privilege of speaking with Abdirisak M. Shaqale, Former Senior Strategic Advisor at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Director of the Horn of Africa Research and Strategic Advisory (HORASA), to discuss the evolving political landscape in Somaliland following President Abdirahman Irro’s recent electoral victory. Shaqale analyzes the new administration’s […]

“What should Europe do to help end the conflict in Ukraine? Keep in mind that most Russians are tired of this war. Then pressure Russia with sanctions and support Ukraine in every possible way: military, political, economic. To help Russia, first of all, it is essential to prevent Putin from winning the war‘. Oleg Orlov, […]