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Winning European Security

Winning European Security

13/10/2023, Hybrid event, h. 10.00 CEST

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine rages on and the prospects of a long war become more tangible by the day, how should Europe and the West respond to ensure their enduring support for Ukraine and reconstitute a European security order?

Key conversation with Gabrielius Landsbergis, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania.

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Europe debates: Should Italy ditch China’s Belt and Road Initiative?

Europe debates: Should Italy ditch China’s Belt and Road Initiative?

10/10/2023, Rome, Istituto Affari Internazionali

Italy’s leaders are confronting a decision about whether to withdraw from the Memorandum of Understanding with China on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). When Italy signed the MoU in 2019, facing strong criticism from both the EU and the United States, it became the first and only G7 country to join China’s BRI. How has Italy benefitted from the memorandum? What are the respective costs and consequences of withdrawal and extension? And how does the EU’s evolving approach to China impact Italy and vice versa?

Mediterranean transitions: risks and opportunities for the Italian and European foreign, energy and security policies in the Southern Neighbourhood

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The war in Ukraine, the energy crisis, and several initiatives to reshape regional and international partnerships and alliances have made the Southern Neighbourhood even more strategic for Italian and European interests. The urgency to diversify the energy supply (drawing on both fossil fuels and clean energy sources) has pushed Italy to strengthen old and create new partnerships with countries on the southern shore of the Mediterranean, as well as turning to countries of Sub-Saharan Africa, with the aim both of turning Italy into an energy hub, and of becoming autonomous from Russia.

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