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Policy Brief n.30 - Tackling Impediments to Capital Markets Union in the EU
Stringhetti Andrea
Junior Economist at Assonime
The Future of EU and UK Foreign 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 Politics of Populist Promises
How to Structure an Initial EU/UK FSDP Partnership Package
First Steps Towards a Broad and Deep EU-UK Partnership on Foreign, Security and Defence Policy
Barbera Alessandro
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.
Pieper Diana
Diana Pieper is a journalist and foreign policy editor. She writes for WELT.
Pignatelli Michele
Michele Pignatelli is senior editor of the Foreign Affairs desk at Il Sole 24 Ore. Born in Vigevano (Pavia) on March 3, 1970, he holds a degree in Modern Literature. A professional journalist since 1999, after attending the Institute for Journalism Training in Urbino, he first worked for Radio Popolare and later for Radio 24, the radio station of Il Sole 24 Ore. In 2006, he joined the newspaper’s Foreign Affairs desk, specializing mainly in European and EU-related topics, with a particular focus on certain countries and regions: Ireland, the Netherlands and the Nordic countries, the Baltic States, and Austria. Since April 2024, he has been curating the Europa24 newsletter for Il Sole 24 Ore.