Foreign Affairs

Italian Prime minister Giorgia Meloni closes a circle. And as G7 President she flies to China for a very strategic official visit that reaffirms the…

After weeks of electoral events and diplomatic maneuvers in Apulia, Switzerland, and Brussels, the carnage of civilians on the war fronts reemphasizes the importance of peace.

From July 1st until December 31st, Hungary will replace Belgium and take charge of the presidency of the Council of the European Union. It is no secret that Orbán has a special sympathy for Russia. His visit to Moscow was considered alarming by EU leaders, as a new patriotic group is rising inside EU institutions.

The president of the European Council Charles Michel closed the statement for Ukraine new agreements on security, signed on the latest EUCO of June 27th, where also Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Zelenskyy joined.

This Thursday, elections will be held in the United Kingdom to renew the Westminster Parliament. This is a straightforward electoral round because the “first-past-the-post” system is used.

The Council of Foreign Affairs on June 24th imposed a new set of sanctions against Russia. This is the 14th package adopted by the EU against Russia since February 2022. The main question arises: are the measures against Russia working? Are they causing financial strain in Moscow, cutting the country off from key markets, and significantly degrading Russia’s industrial and technological capacity?

The script of the Meloni-Orban meeting yesterday was written collaboratively. Italy and Hungary play the same notes on migrant management, EU competitiveness, and demography

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres expresses grave concern that “Lebanon will become another Gaza”. He says speaking to journalists at the Glass Palace in New York, while distressing and alarming, but also contradictory, political, military and humanitarian information continues to arrive from Israel and the Gaza Strip on the wars that could continue to ensue.

Almost 90 leaders from all over the world gathered in Switzerland for a two-day summit on Ukraine’s peace. The conference, organized by Ukraine but held…

On the deserted waterfront of Savelletri, life seems to have halted. It will not resume until Sunday, June 16, when the G7 summit concludes.

The G7 at Borgo Egnazia in Puglia, under the Italian Presidency, kicks off a summer full of crucial diplomatic appointments for the fate of international crises.

Following the Rassemblement National’s victory this Sunday in the European elections, with 33% of the vote, the President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron has announced the dissolution of the National Assembly.