Andrea graduated from the University of Warwick in Politics and International Studies in 2018. He is passionate about politics journalism and managed to consolidate these passions by working in journalism environments such as Linkiesta or La7. He is currently a candidate for a Masters in European Studies at KU Leuven.
The Italian Recovery Fund Must Aid the Problem of NEET’s in the South
As a reminder for the Italian confused and polycentric coalition, the Prime Minister Mario Draghi has lately reiterated the pressure Brussels is putting on Rome to spend efficiently the resources…
Turkey, Libya and the Construction of European Immigration Policies
On the 29th of June, the European Parliament and Council agreed to turn the European Asylum Support Office (EASO) into the European Union Agency of Asylum (EUAA). The premise is that,…
Immigration or Fragmentation: The Future of the EU may rest on its Response to a New Wave of Immigration
When, in AD376, the Goths crossed the Danube to demand citizenship in the Roman Empire, the Eastern Roman Emperor, Valens, considered the request to be the nth proof of Rome’s…
Eurobonds May be the Necessary Economic Objective to Unify the EU
The Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi has recently brought back the attention to the concept of Eurobonds (Colombo, 2021). The idea that has been glooming throughout some European capitals would…
The Effect of the Nord Stream 2 Project on Transatlantic and Euro-Russian Relations
The fact that the President of the United States, Joe Biden, recently acknowledged Vladimir Putin as an “assassin” inevitably impacts European institutions. The harsh statement on Putin poses a primary…
Italy’s Recovery Fund: Ensuring Data Protection is a Must
Italy's new government has decided to collaborate with McKinsey consultants to manage and implement the Recovery Fund, which is not abnormal in the political sphere. McKinsey has, for example, worked…