Monaco and Europe’s Security Vulnerabilities
The attack against Vadym Yermolaiev raises questions about international cooperation, the responsibility of state agencies, and new transnational vulnerabilities Abstract: The attack of 29 June...
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From Crimea to NATO: War Without a Rear
The Ukrainian conflict is redefining deterrence, European security, and the operational boundaries of contemporary warfare Abstract: The Russia–Ukraine conflict, in its most recent evolution, reveals...
NATO and Multilevel Compliance in International Governance
Between international law, national constitutions, European law, and the ethical-legal responsibility of collective security Abstract: This contribution analyzes NATO as a paradigmatic space of multilevel...
Ukraine, the Invisible Front of a Total War
Corruption: A Risk More Lethal Than Russian Missiles, which Weakens the Frontier and Threatens Europe’s Strategic Role Abstract: It’s not just Russian missiles that will...
Draghi Speaks About the Future in a Europe Still Thinking in the Past
A political proposal for the creation of the United States of Europe Abstract: In his speech on September 16th, 2025, Mario Draghi urged Europe to...
Evolution of Military Spending in Italy
Between NATO Obligations, Industrial Modernization, and Economic Sustainability Abstract: The evolution of Italy’s military spending from the postwar period to the present shows a steady...