Unlike most Western European countries to date, Italy has not experienced any large-scale jihadist attacks and appears to have lower levels of radicalization. This is a relative advantage, however, destined to disappear in a short time due to multiple changes.
Unlike most Western European countries to date, Italy has not experienced any large-scale jihadist attacks and appears to have lower levels of radicalization. This is a relative advantage, however, destined to disappear in a short time due to multiple changes.
Sta svanendo un vantaggio tutto italiano: l'assenza di seconde e terze generazioni d'immigrati con elevato tasso di radicalizzazione jihadista. Quali contromisure bisogna prendere?
Helping our continent return to the path of common sense will require a united front from the trinity of "God, Homeland, Family," because one or two victories of the Right cannot divert the Union from the path of self-destruction.
L'Unione Europea affronta una delle sue maggiori sfide: gli enormi flussi migratori che dal meridione e dall'oriente convergono su di essa. La pressione generata ha creato insicurezza e insoddisfazione in molte nazioni e messo in crisi anche le relazioni tra Stati membri dell'UE. Come si può affrontare e vincere questa grande sfida?
The Mediterranean is a hub for dangerous and illegal trafficking and movements. Drugs (including captagon), illegal immigrants, Islamic extremists and terrorists are arriving in Europe in large numbers from the Middle East and North Africa. What is the level of the threat and how can it be addressed?
Many in the West have lost a sense of proportion when it comes to immigration. There is a big and essential difference between small and legal immigration, and illegal and mass flows.
In connection with the Italian-Hungarian summit of conservative think tanks held in Budapest on October 16, the presentation of the Magyar translation of "Immigrazione. Le ragioni dei populisti" by Daniele Scalea and an interview on the portal of the Center for Fundamental Rights with the president of the Centro Studi Machiavelli was taken up by the Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet. Here is a translation of the article.
Daniele Scalea's book "Immigration, the reasons of the populists" translated in Hungarian by the Center for Fundamental Rights. A sign of the close ties with Budapest in building an increasingly active network of conservative think tanks.
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