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Federico Borsari (CEPA) argues that Leonardo can still close Europe’s drone capability gap by combining Baykar’s industrial expertise with Ukraine’s battlefield know-how, provided it moves quickly in electronic warfare, counter-drone technologies and industrial partnerships.

The big picture: At this year’s Farnborough Internatio...


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The bilateral meeting in Tromsø with the Norwegian Undersecretary of State for Defence, Andreas Flåm, was one of the most significant moments of my mission to Norway, which has just concluded. It was a political and institutional discussion that confirmed the strength of the relationship between Rome and Oslo and our shared determination to strengthen ...


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ROME — After the NATO summit in Ankara, Italy is positioning itself as a stronger European contributor to the Alliance while insisting that greater European responsibility should reinforce—not replace—the transatlantic partnership.

The government’s message combines deterrence, diplomacy and the protection of Italy’s national interests.


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The big picture: The competition over artificial intelligence will not be decided solely by capital, chips or algorithms, but by the ability to build trusted and integrated technology ecosystems. Roberto Baldoni and Len Khodorkovsky argue that democracies should respond to technological concentration not with autarky, but with alliances, common standards and ver...


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For much of the past year, governments and energy markets have operated on a shared assumption: maritime disruption in the Middle East could be managed through diversification. If the Strait of Hormuz became too dangerous, Saudi crude could increasingly move west through the East-West pipeline to Yanbu before reaching global markets via the Red Sea.


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