African Century? Afro-Asian Infrastructure And Transport Corridors – Analysis
The world has undergone a profound transformation, and a new geopolitical phase has started. The edges of the Rimland (Ukraine,
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Author: Lorenzo Somigli
Lorenzo Somigli is a journalist and press officer, assistant to the Chamber of Deputies and follows the Environment Commission. He has reported in Lebanon and Türkiye and writes on energy and geopolitics for Transatlantic Policy Quarterly magazine.
Articles by Lorenzo Somigli :
Triangulation Of Eurasia: The North-South Corridor Underreported But Pivotal For Common Future – Analysis
Introduction In the fluid global order, initiatives to articulate cooperation to its best mutual outcome, as for exchange of resources
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New Wave Of Multilateralism: The Developing-8 – Interview
Interview with the Secretary-General of the Developing Eight States’ Organization for Economic Cooperation (D-8), His Excellency Amb. Isiaka Abdulqadir Imam.
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Women Power For Socio-Ecological Transformative Change – Interview
Interview with Hakima El Haite, President of the London-based Liberal International The Istanbul FLEP Program was the occasion to talk
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(Re-)Energising Europe: Following Enrico Mattei’s Vision – OpEd
Giorgia Meloni’s visit last January to Algeria, Italy’s natural extension on the African continent, opened what may be a new
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‘The Century of Turkey’ Is In The Making – OpEd
Two different political options for crisis periods The Turkish people voted and reconfirmed their trust in Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s imperial
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The ‘Scramble For Lebanon’: Is Federalism A Way Out From The Deadlock Of Consociationalism? – Analysis
The “Scramble for Lebanon”: is federalism a way out from the deadlock of consociationalism? Lebanon in the fluid global context
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