No Friends Except For The Mountains: Italy, Turkey And The Kurds
“If you hear RATATA, that's Isis, but if you hear TUM. TUM. TUM. That's PKK and YPG”. “And SBOOOM?”.
Empty Italy: The Museum Of The Other And The Elsewhere
Residing inside the cosmopolitan fortress of art is a fusion of visuals and people that portray the advocacy of The Museum of the Other and the Elsewhere.
What Will It Take For Italy To Master Diplomacy?
Italy is still a little fish in a big pond. It's time to forge a new diplomatic identity.
The Almost Forgotten History Of Italian Emigration To Tunisia
A long history of emigration from Italy to Tunisia, in search of work, land, or political refuge, left a large Italian community in Africa.
Italy, Libya And Oil: What Is At Stake?
What consequences will the Libyan conflict have on the Italian energy interests? Our interview with Michele Marsiglia, President of FederPetroli Italia
Humpty Dumpty No More
Italy’s recent silence in the wider Mediterranean has been deafening. Its strategic role in the region now requires a radical rethink.
Matteo Of Arabia
Renzi has played his hand and is staking out his position. But what is his endgame?
Shifting Sands: Italy Swings To The Other Side Of The Palestinian Question
Historically, Italian sympathies have always swung towards self-determination in the Middle East. That's no longer the case.