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Middle East and North Africa

Iran-Israel: Direct Confrontation Opens a New Era

The attack on April 14th marked a significant shift in the conflict dynamics between Iran and Israel, as Iran directly targeted Israel with drones and missiles, albeit intercepted by Israeli Defense Forces. This escalation raises concerns about the extent of future confrontations and potential regional repercussions.

Commentary
Europe and Global Governance

Must EU foreign policy decisions be taken by unanimity?

The demand for constitutional reforms in the European Union is intensifying to ensure a more dynamic decision-making process, preventing political paralysis, especially in light of a potential enlargement to new members.

Commentary
Asia

More Military Cooperation in Sight for the US, Japan and the Philippines

President Joe Biden, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. engaged in both trilateral and bilateral discussions to strategize the implementation of their enhanced partnership in the Indo-Pacific.

Commentary
Asia

Why the US is inviting Japan and the Philippines to build a common defence network 

The gathering should be understood within the broader US strategy of bolstering its presence in the Indo-Pacific aimed at curtailing Chinese expansionism and influence

Dossier
Asia

South Korea’s Elections: Navigating Internal Challenges and Global Ambitions

South Korea braces for pivotal parliamentary elections amid heightened political polarization and demographic challenges

Commentary
Asia

South Korean democracy is grappling with political polarisation

Political polarisation is gripping South Korean democracy and slowly making it dysfunctional, with increasingly less and less leeway to address the needs of its citizens.

Commentary
Asia

South Korea and NATO. Friends with Benefits

Seoul is actively contributing to security efforts in Europe, while NATO has unequivocally expressed its readiness to keep North Korean missile and nuclear ambitions in check.

Commentary
Asia

Russia Is Helping North Korea To Avoid Sanctions And That’s a Problem For Seoul 

The geopolitical implications of Russia's recent veto in the UN Security Council and its impact on the Korean Peninsula's security landscape.

ISPI’s Publications aim at bringing knowledge on topical international issues both to selected audiences of scholars, policymakers, business people, and to the wider audience. Our online and print Publications include: Reports, Dossiers, Focuses, Fact Checking, Business Scenarios (Watch), Commentaries, Policy Briefs and Notes for Italian and international Institutions.

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