Opinions

With elections in 76 countries around the world, there are many political equilibria that could change. We must look at this year as an opportunity not to be missed to build a more inclusive world, explains Francesco Billari in the opening editorial of the new issue of Bocconi's magazine, ViaSarfatti25

How inflation stories in the three major economies are divergent and what it means for interest rates

On the one hand, the UK tried to move them to Rwanda, on the other Italy found an agreement with Albania: two different solutions, but which have in common the idea of 'exporting' migrants. Putting human rights at risk

Election victory for Party for Freedom fits into a wider picture of European radical right populism

Working on criminal law measures and culture is essential but not enough: to really change things we need a deep understanding of how discrimination stems from power relations that continue to favour men

Integration through law has been the basis of European integration since the beginning. Now there is the new integration 'through money' represented by Next Generation EU, which although is a temporary plan could lead to stronger cohesion