Simone Cantarini

PM Giorgia Meloni linked the return to nuclear power to energy security and growing electricity demand

The fight in Brussels will be over design duties, age checks, AI companions - and whether platforms have to prove safety before the harm is done

Before the visit the Canadian PM said his country is seeking a “unique” alliance with the EU, while ruling out formal membership 

The former ECB president says artificial intelligence is Europe’s best shot at growth. It will not stay European unless the Union controls data, computing power and demand

Defence and strategic sectors move ahead, but energy, digitalisation and capital markets reform remain stuck

Defence Minister Guido Crosetto described the alleged espionage case as “the tip of a gigantic iceberg” of Moscow’s hybrid warfare against Italy

The Kiel Institute study argues that Europe’s main obstacle is political fragmentation rather than lack of money or technology

This will be the first time a non-European leader participates in the summit and the first official visit to Armenia by a Canadian prime minister in nearly a decade

The package responds to a request made by EU heads of state to address recent spikes in imported fossil fuel prices resulting from the Middle East crisis

At the same time, Brussels is not retreating from its demand to reduce Hezbollah’s military and political influence

As the goal of phasing out Russian hydrocarbons remains unfulfilled, with the new crisis Europe now finds itself “with both hands tied”, says Francesco Sassi