MICHELE GERACI
ON GEOPOLITICS
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Trust, Irony and Accountability: Recent Tweets as a Trigger to Revisit a Persistent Skepticism on European Leadership
A cluster of tweets on 29 October 2026—oscillating between apparent reassurance in European leadership and sharp critiques about Ukraine support—revives themes I have repeatedly flagged in the past: a preference for rhetoric over impact analysis,…
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Europe’s Strategic Disconnect: From Green Deal Shortfalls to Geopolitical Drift — Reflections from Recent Tweets
Recent tweets outline a recurring theme: the European Union’s strategic ambitions are undermined by material shortages, industrial gaps and political incoherence, while China’s pragmatic delivery model and geopolitical confidence present a stark contrast. These observations…
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China’s development strategy and the West’s economic trajectory raise fundamental questions about industrial competitiveness, state intervention and the future distribution of global economic power.
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The Kyiv Three-Day Narrative: A Failure of Logic
When analysts’ predictions become attributed to political leaders, public debate risks confusing expectations with declared objectives. The Kyiv narrative illustrates this problem in geopolitical analysis.
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China and the West: Two Diverging Economic Models
China’s development strategy and the West’s economic trajectory raise fundamental questions about industrial competitiveness, state intervention and the future distribution of global economic power.
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EU Sanctions on Russia: Who Bears Responsibility?
Sanctions require political decisions by member states. Italy’s government and its coalition partners therefore share responsibility for the economic consequences and strategic choices involved.