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Claudio Gallo
Claudio Gallo is a former La Stampa foreign desk editor and London correspondent. He previously wrote for Asia Times, Enduring America, and RT.com. His main interests are Middle East politics and Western philosophy.
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EU officials know pretty well what is coming, but the machine is paralysed by political elites still squashed by a post-war mentality.
His diplomatic stunts appear more aimed to protect his business while the ball is precisely over the net than an actual peace-building process.
The U.S. Empire has its iron rules, and you cannot expect that it doesn’t use its power to pursue its interests. But the means can vary a lot.
The main characters of the global game are dealing mostly unprepared with the contradictions of the future world, Claudio Gallo writes.
The Pilgrims Fathers’ City upon a Hill loved by Reagan, the image of American exceptionalism is, in reality, The Mint upon a Hill.
If you want to find the NATO hardcore militant, you have to meet the elites of North Europe, Claudio Gallo writes.