Uncertainties and Risks in a Fragmented World

The meeting “Uncertainties and Risks in a Fragmented World” will be held at the Chinese Embassy in Rome. Reservations are required. Please send a email…

Borders and conflicts

Geographical, political, cultural or symbolic boundaries – define the space and identity of peoples, but are also at the origin of tensions, exclusions and conflicts. In a world marked by forced migration, regional wars, new forms of nationalism and territorial redefinitions, the very concept of the border has returned to…

Geopolitics, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence

States, China, the EU, In the 21st century, technological supremacy is becoming the cornerstone of global power. Quantum computing and artificial intelligence (AI) are no longer just scientific frontiers,they are tools of strategic influence, national security, and economic domination.and Russia, each seeking technological leadership not only to boost innovation but…

Iran, USA and the Middle East: from war to permanent challenge for diplomacy

The relationship between Iran and the United States has been one of the most complex and unstable in modern international relations. From the Islamic Revolution of 1979 to the hostage crisis, through the Iraq War, nuclear tensions and regional proxy conflicts, the two countries have been at the center of…

The Right to Health: A Collective Responsibility

The right to health is a fundamental human right, recognized by numerous international treaties and the Italian Constitution (Article 32). It involves not only access to care, but also the protection of the physical, mental, and social well-being of each individual.However, today this right is often threatened by economic, environmental,…

Meeting with schools: The European Union and its governance

Diplomacy of Commemoration: Lessons from the Italian Campaign

The Italian Campaign of the Second World War offers a unique lens through which to explore the intersection of military cooperation, strategic tension, and the politics of memory. As the most international front of the war, involving troops from over thirteen countries across five continents, it was both a crucible…

Heritage Resilience and Sustainability: Innovative Solutions for Global Challenges

In an era marked by environmental crises, conflicts, and rapid social change, protecting cultural heritage is no longer a luxury or a side issue. On the contrary, heritage resilience – the ability to withstand, adapt, and regenerate – is becoming a key foundation for building sustainable, inclusive communities that remain…

Fight against hunger and national inequalities

Hunger and social inequalities are not only global challenges: they also manifest themselves within our societies, in forms that are often less visible but no less serious. Food poverty, social exclusion, territorial imbalances and lack of access to essential services continue to affect millions of people, even in high-income countries.

Round Table: Precautionary Principle between transactions and EU competitiveness

The Precautionary Principle is a legal and scientific principle that, in the event of a risk of serious or irreversible damage to human health or the environment, the absence of absolute scientific certainty must not be a reason for delaying the adoption of preventive measures. This principle has found formal…