Paolo Bozzacchi's articles

The EU’s recent trade push looks less like a sprint off the starting blocks and more like a decisive gear change on the home straight….

“The mother of all deals.” That’s how the free trade agreement between the European Union and India is being described. Nearly two decades after talks…

As discussions intensify over Gaza’s post-war governance, a U.S.-backed proposal for a Board of Peace for Gaza is moving from concept to structure, according to…

For China, 2025 marked a record year. Its trade surplus. The United States posted the mirror image: a $1.1 trillion trade deficit.

As competition over Arctic security intensifies, the EU is seeking to assert its role through NATO rather than unilateral action. In its draft budget, the…

After more than two decades of negotiations, the European Union’s long-delayed trade agreement with the Mercosur bloc has moved a step closer to reality. Italy…

A decade after the referendum, the economic picture is unmistakable. Britain is poorer for having left the EU. 

China has lifted its export ban to the U.S. on several rare metals, yet the EU remains conspicuously excluded.

Time is slipping away in the race to tackle the climate crisis. The world needs to act quickly, effectively, and together, if it wants to…

Will All Saints’ Day be a double celebration? The dawn of the Trump–Xi meeting looks bright and promising. The U.S. administration and the Chinese government…

It’s called iTA, but for once, Italy has nothing to do with it. The acronym stands for the Interim Trade Agreement, a tactical accord designed…

Pro-EU victory in Moldova as Sandu’s party leads, but low turnout and slim majority mean Brussels still has challenges ahead.