Stefano Marras
The author is a double masters' graduate in History at the University of Bologna and International Relations at Utrecht University. He is a contributor to the Italian magazine “Il Caffè Geopolitico” and for the UK-based “Atlas Institute for International Affairs.” His focus is on European security and history, military technology, EU, British and German foreign policy.
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The EU Strategy for the Indo-Pacific
Following the examples of France, Germany and the Netherlands, on April 16th, the European Union (EU) published the guidelines for an Indo-Pacific strategy. They...
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