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Border control is in the hands of dictators
Will the next global crisis come from the sea?
The European Union takes a historic (and wrong) step on migrations
Is the Sovereignist Vote a Wasted Vote?
Who is afraid of artificial intelligence?
The vote of the younger generation does not sway politics.
Fearing the tech apocalypse, Europe invests in old chips
The Future of the European Union Lies in the Single Market
The Failings of the Blood Market in Europe
From populism to post-populism: the future of Europe
The green transition has become a matter of security
Why the EU cannot (yet) have a common defence
The European defence industrial strategy: important but raising many questions
Should the European Union Decouple from China?
É un bel rebus!
Pietro Ichino
Sarà un diciassettenne a sfidare il campione del mondo
Christoph Carnehl
Il cruciverba
Stefano Bartezzaghi
2/2024
The new boundaries of European economic sovereignty
How to reconcile growth and independence in a fragmented world
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