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China’s new military technologies

Giancarlo Elia Valori According to some international press and media sources, China is investing significant sums of money in some dual-use technologies – i.e. both civilian and military at the same time – which would have powerful innovative effects, both in the commercial and in the defence sectors. …

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Pelosi Prepares to Impeach

Hunter DeRenis The majority of House Democrats have already endorsed impeachment proceedings, along with former Republican Justin Amash. The news story may change, but the headline is always the same: impeachment. Support by Democratic Party leaders has reached a tipping point in support of the motion, stemming from …

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Strengthening cooperation and stepping up innovation to promote the development of the high range Blue Economy

Giancarlo Elia Valori The “blue” industry, especially the high range one, is one of the main development areas for the economy also in the near future. China, which has always tried to strike a balance between maritime power and terrestrial equilibria in the Heartland, is the right place …

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The Vatican and the Russian Federation

Currently the Vatican is the largest and most effective mediator between the various ideological worlds and between the old, great political alliances. A system in which the Church operates by mediating both between them and between them and the West. This is the case of the Russian Federation, …

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The rebellion in Hong Kong and its geopolitical effects

The rebellion in Hong Kong is more complex and politically relevant than we may think, both nationally and internationally. In the elections held on last September in the former British colony, as many as eight openly pro-independence representatives were elected who, at the first meeting, shouted hate phrases …

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Setting the Agenda for NATO at London and Beyond

NATO and the European Umopm can be compatible, as long as real security requirements and responsible action—not political agendas—drive cooperative efforts. Question: What’s the number one immediate threat to the peace and stability of the transatlantic community? Answer: Vladimir Putin’s belief that he has veto power over how …

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Can the Queen Save Parliament from Its Brexit Debacle?

There’s never been a bill that has been opposed by a prime minister but supported by a parliament that refuses to take power. The British political system exploded this week when Tory Minister of Parliament Philip Lee switched parties and joined the Liberal Democrats, which eliminated the Conservative …

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