By October 2025, the crisis of Stellantis in Italy is no longer a dispute over a carmaker’s production cycle. Seen from France, it has become […]
Author: Editorial staff of QUI MILANO
The editorial staff of QUI MILANO oversees Italy Mirror, a section dedicated to the international perception of Italy. From Milan to the world, it selects news, analyses and surveys in order to observe how Italian dynamics are read and interpreted from abroad.
The tariff test for Made in Italy
On 21 August 2025, the new written framework between the United States and the European Union gives transatlantic trade the shape of a settlement, but […]
Italy in Germany’s legal mirror
What began as a bilateral experiment between Rome and Tirana has now become, in the German reading, something more demanding: a test of whether political […]
Italy’s fragile role as America’s European interpreter
The American attention surrounding Giorgia Meloni’s relationship with Donald Trump is not only a story about ideological affinity. It is a story about the way […]
The Hague test of Mediterranean pragmatism
The release and return to Libya of Osama Elmasry Njeem, also known as Almasri, places Italy under a particularly severe form of observation: not from […]
Taranto through Germany’s industrial mirror
In late 2024, the former Ilva steelworks in Taranto is not merely an Italian industrial crisis observed from Germany. It appears as a concentrated European […]
The American lens on Italy’s family law frontier
In late 2024, Italy’s decision to criminalise surrogacy abroad for its own citizens places the country in an American debate where reproduction is not only […]
A Frankfurt fault line in European banking
In late 2024, a bank transaction in Frankfurt is becoming a test of European finance not because it is technically unusual, but because the buyer […]
When Italy turns AI into a question of human authority
For American observers of artificial intelligence, Pope Francis’s appearance at the G7 in Puglia is not merely an unusual Vatican intervention in a diplomatic summit. […]