69 Stories by Arrigo Mazzi
The long-awaited summit between President Trump and President Xi was sold to the public (as usual) with the kind of cautious optimism that appears...
Once upon a time, there was a quaint little idea called Eurovision. The date was 1956. It was in the early days of European...
Just because it’s old, it’s not necessarily bad. At least not in the EU. In a quite recent development, European officials dusted off the...
Spain was supposed to be the success story. Germany argued with itself. French population took to the streets every other season. Britain discovered that...
In recent remarks delivered in Cyprus, Emmanuel Macron returned to a theme he has been developing—even if often controversially—for years: Europe is entering a...
The EU has always had a talent for learning the right lesson sooner or later. Though, usually, only later. It seems to be the...
The Founding Fathers of the European Union built their vision around the principle of equality and democracy, peace and solidarity, subsidiarity and proportionality. New...
If the March 2026 elections truly provide early clues for the 2027 presidential race, then it’s time that France faced the harsh reality: the...
