By Giampiero Cinelli | 20 January 2026
At Davos, global crises bend toward one man
The World Economic Forum opened this week under a familiar cloud of global crises and an increasingly familiar uncertainty about the United States. Donald Trump…
Giampiero Cinelli's articles
Born in 1990, after completing a classical high school education, he graduated in philosophy and began writing for various publications while studying. In 2017, he registered with the professional association as a publicist. He furthered his expertise with a Master's in Journalism at the 24Ore Business School. He has worked for the daily newspaper Ciociaria Oggi, Il Messaggero (Frosinone edition), and has collaborated with online publications. For The Watcher Post, he mainly covers politics and economics.
By Giampiero Cinelli | 19 January 2026
EU–Mercosur deal signed in Paraguay as ratification battle looms
The European Union and the Mercosur bloc on Saturday signed a long-awaited trade agreement in Asunción, Paraguay, sealing one of the world’s largest free trade…
By Giampiero Cinelli | 14 January 2026
At Davos, cybersecurity climbs to top of agenda
When the World Economic Forum returns to Davos from 19 to 23 January, it will do so under the banner A Spirit of Dialogue.
By Giampiero Cinelli | 08 January 2026
Meloni returns from Paris with European’ backing on Ukraine and beyond
Giorgia Meloni returned from Paris with a boost for her government, emerging from talks with strengthened backing for her position on Ukraine.
By Giampiero Cinelli | 16 December 2025
EU tightens foreign investment screening to protect strategic assets
The EU has struck a political deal on a major overhaul of its foreign direct investment screening rules, stepping up protections for strategic technologies and…
By Giampiero Cinelli | 12 May 2025
Europe Day, celebrating Schuman’s courage
Europe Day celebrates Schuman’s courage, marking 75 years of his vision for a politically integrated Europe and the birth of the EU.
By Giampiero Cinelli | 19 April 2024
Israel attacks an Iranian base. What we know so far and what it means
At four in the morning, Israel attacked Iran. The targeted action occurred at the military base in Esfahan where explosions were reported…
By Giampiero Cinelli | 19 April 2024
Europe at a Crossroads, Draghi and Letta Point to a Possible New EU Leadership
Two Italians of renowned institutional prestige have been called upon to outline this vision: Mario Draghi and Enrico Letta.
By Giampiero Cinelli | 05 February 2024
Cultured meat, the EU sends letter to Rome
A broad political conflict could arise from the European Commission’s request to Italy for information on the developments of the law banning cultured meat.