Arrigo Mazzi

 

   



8 Stories by Arrigo Mazzi

Storm in a Tweet-Cup: Keir Starmer’s Missile Mishap

In his first week as British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer made significant strides on the international stage, particularly at the NATO summit in Washington....
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The good vs the bad narrative in the American elections

Barely a week ago, amidst a heat wave hitting most of Europe and a heated election campaign hitting the U.S., Reuters published a strongly...
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EU’s New Foreign Policy Chief Is Eager To Jump Into The Deep End Of Politics

When Putin’s authorities dismissed a warrant for her arrest in February, Estonian PM Kaja Kallas declared to the world with a defiant smile on...
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The Weakest G7 summit of all times

Until now, the posh, and very private, Italian resort Borgo Egnazia was mostly famous for being the place where Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel...
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Europe’s bad cook no longer hesitates between enlargement and reforms

The enlargement of the European Union in 2004, with the accession of 10 countries of Eastern and Southern Europe to the European Union was...
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What next after the ECHR decision on climate change?

With its latest decision, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that government inaction on climate change violated fundamental human rights. The aim...
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A new European “definition” for freedom of speech?

The National Conservatism Conference, though it was labeled as “Farage’s and Orbán’s right wing jamboree” is not the meeting point for hardcore European Neo-Nazis....
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Meloni on the wrong track?

There hasn’t been a week lately without an article about the surge of far-right parties in Europe before the next EP election. If one...
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