In July 2026, parts of the Western media are beginning to describe an Italy that looks different from the country traditionally reduced to beauty, creativity, […]
Author: Editorial staff of QUI MILANO
Italy’s industrial strength meets NATO’s budget test
In July 2026, immediately after the NATO Summit in Ankara, Italy is being measured by its allies through two different lenses. The first reveals a […]
Trump’s tariff threat turns Italy’s digital tax into a transatlantic test
By late June 2026, Italy has entered the American tariff debate not through steel, cars, wine or luxury goods, but through the taxation of digital […]
Italy’s Atlantic geography becomes an American question
The Italian controversy over Operation Epic Fury began with a television claim made in the United States. In a Fox News interview reported on 24 […]
The Trump quarrel turns Italy’s access into exposure
The public clash between Donald Trump and Giorgia Meloni did not begin as a grand diplomatic rupture. It began with a photograph, or more precisely […]
Italy as Europe’s migration test case
In May 2026, the Chișinău Declaration turns Italy’s contested migration experiment into something larger than an Italian controversy. From the British debate, the point is […]
Italy’s Catholic line in the American fight over Trump and the Pope
On 13 April 2026, Italy entered the American argument over Donald Trump and Pope Leo XIV through a word that was unusually direct for Giorgia […]
Italy inside Trump’s test of NATO loyalty
On 17 March 2026, Donald Trump turned the war against Iran into a test of allied loyalty, accusing NATO partners of making “a very foolish […]
Japan’s strategic reading of Meloni’s Tokyo moment
On 16 January 2026, Giorgia Meloni’s visit to Tokyo gave Japan a different image of Italy: not the familiar Mediterranean country of culture, tourism and […]
The regulator without a platform
Italy’s national law on artificial intelligence places the country in an unusual position in the transatlantic debate: not as a technological superpower, not as a […]
