News of the WeekIran: Leave well aloneDate:15/1/2010 Almost as soon as the story broke that an Iranian nuclear scientist had been killed by a remote-controlled bomb, an attack which Iran blamed on its three arch-enemies – exiled royalists, the US and Israel – important elements of the narrative began to fall apart.(continue)
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NewsHaiti, paura per la sorte degli italianiDate:15/1/2010 Italy: a country united by racismDate:10/1/2010 Fusion breakthrough a magic bullet for energy crisis?Date:11/1/2010 Killing the Enemy Is Not The Best Route to SuccessDate:11/1/2010 Lettera del Ministro Frattini: “ La mano tesa con l’Iran non č fallita”Date:12/1/2010 |
The EditorialNot only troops for peace operations: Strengthening civilian capacities through trainingDate: 4/12/2009The recent decision of the US administration to deploy 30.000 additional troops to the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) renovates public interest over the multinational peace operation in Afghanistan. In facts, international politics’ focus and media coverage, not to mention the mission’s ambitious objective of bringing security to Afghanistan and eliminating terrorist safe heavens in the region, burden the NATO-led mission in Afghanistan with great significance and expectations. ... (continue)
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News ArchiveItaly May Add 1,000 Extra Troops in Afghanistan 3/12/2009 Credit line: The New York TimesAs political and military leaders across the globe pondered President Obama’s announcement of his Afghan strategy, European allies offered a mixed response, with some of the bigges... (continue) Press&MediaNot all hybrid structures are created equal: Some thoughts on bottom-up peacebuilding 2/12/2009 Credit line: Open Democracyby: Susanne Schmeidl Afghanistan is an interesting example for the debate of hybrid spaces/structures in peacebuilding as the country has had experiences with several failed top-down statebuilding effo... (continue) News ArchiveLow Profile Leaders Chosen for Top European Posts 20/11/2009 Credit line: The International Herald TribuneLeaders of the 27 countries of the European Union on Thursday night chose Herman Van Rompuy, the Belgian prime minister, as the European Union’s first president, and Catherine Asht... (continue) Press&Media10 Years of EU Security 13/10/2009 Credit line: The Moscow Timesby: Javier Solana 2009 is a landmark year for the European Union’s role in the world. It marks 10 years of European Security and Defense Policy, or ESDP, during which time the EU became a global pro... (continue) Press&MediaThe Gaddafi-Berlusconi connection 4/9/2009 Credit line: The Guardianby: John Hooper Before the hullabaloo over the celebrations in Libya passes away, it is worth making a small but intriguing point. As noted earlier this week, one of the few western leaders to tu... (continue) Press&MediaRome Burns 11/9/2009 Credit line: The Timesby: The Times Berlusconi’s survival is a sad comment on the state of Italian democracy. One of the more depressing aspects of the scandal now enveloping Silvio Berlusconi is that the Italian Pr... (continue) Newsletter ArchiveNEWSLETTER N.11 (March 2009) 3/1/2009In this issue: Fulvio Cammarano, Illegal immigration and crime European states: something the EU should deal with; Federiga Bindi, Italy - US Relations in the Obama Era: For a New... (continue) |