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The Interplay of Technology and Geopolitics: How will AI shape the Future World?

A new meeting of the series of Working Lunch organized by IEP@BU and ECFR. With Gaia Rubera and Giorgos Verdi.

Verdi Giorgos

Giorgos Verdi

Giorgos Verdi is a policy fellow with the European Power programme at the European Council on Foreign Relations. His research focuses on the implications of critical and emerging technologies for the EU’s competitiveness, economic security, and foreign policy.

Steffen Sascha

Sascha Steffen

Sascha Steffen is Professor of Finance at Frankfurt School of Finance & Management and DWS Senior Chair in Finance.
His research is in the area of banking, corporate finance and financial intermediation. Recent work analyzes the causes and consequences of the European banking crisis and its implications for firms’ financing and investment opportunities.

Policy Brief n. 30 - Tackling Impediments to Capital Markets Union in the EU

Lack of integration of capital markets is a major source of weakness and declining competitiveness of the European economy. While efforts to complete harmonization of capital market legislation in this domain should retain highest priority in the new...

Stringhetti Andrea

Andrea Stringhetti

Junior Economist at Assonime

The Future of EU and UK Foreign Policy

The discussion explored practical ideas around the process of establishing a broad and deep partnership between the United Kingdom and the European Union in the areas of foreign, security, and defence policy.

The Uncertain Future of the European Green Deal in an Era of Doubts in Europe and in the US after Trump’s election

The “Greenlash” both in US and EU politics is threatening the most ambitious EU environmental and climate policies. A digital event with Pascal Durand, Sylvie Goulard, and Aure Keraron, moderated by Stefano Feltri

How to Structure an Initial EU/UK FSDP Partnership Package

We must be realistic about the level of structured cooperation we can expect to be able to achieve with the EU in the immediate term. But we should be ambitious

Why the UK and the EU Should Cooperate More on Security

The foreign policy landscape is shifting fast, and it is time to overcome the post-Brexit- mutual diffidence.

Barbera Alessandro

Alessandro Barbera

Alessandro Barbera started his career at the Ap.Biscom agency and has been writing for La Stampa for over twenty years. He covers international affairs, politics, public finance, and global economics. Barbera has collaborated with Aspenia and co-authored La lunga notte dell’euro with Stefano Feltri. A finalist for the Estense Prize, in 2017 he won the State Street Press Award for an investigative report on waste management. He was a writer for In mezz’ora on Rai Tre and is currently working on XXI Secolo on Rai Uno.