The new world: from polycrisis to permacrisis
The competition between major powers shows no signs of appeasing. Between internal problems and external deficits, the United States is slowly losing momentum and initiative in the game for multipolar transition. The polycrises of previous years are bound to give rise to a permacrisis.
Top-Read and Most-Watched in 2023
Here is a roundup of the ten most-read articles on our blog in 2023. These articles captured the interest of our readers and we highly recommend them!
"Woke Capitalism": more than a critique of the system, an attempt to save it
Carl Rhodes' new essay, far from really criticizing wokeism as applied to economics and finance, seeks to shore it up, sharing its aims and battles while attacking conservatives and traditionalism.
Europe or EU? Differences between civilization and empire
The concept of "Europe" is very different from that of "European Union." European civilization is not represented by the EU superstate, which indeed rejects its roots and rather resembles a supranational empire as the Soviet Union was.
C’è ancora domani, between good cinema and the ambiguity of neorealism
More than a movie, it is a well-executed collection of gags, winking at the depressing internalized neorealism that along with Italian-style comedy is the only "myth" built in our country since the postwar period.
A century of the Italian Air Force: the future has an ancient heart
The conclusion of the Air Force's centennial year is an opportunity to take stock of the past - no doubt a glorious one - and look ahead to the technological, industrial and strategic challenges of the future.
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